Why BYD Assumes Responsibility While Tesla Doesn't: Differences in Autonomous Driving Accident Compensation Systems

The article compares China's structured compensation framework for autonomous driving accidents, featuring predictable damage calculations and controlled medical costs, with the US's system characterized by punitive damages and variable jury awards. BYD's unlimited liability policy reflects China's legal system, where companies can accurately calculate financial burdens, contrasting with the US's unpredictable jury outcomes. Analysts note that China's lower medical costs and streamlined legal processes enable such policies, while Tesla's delayed market entry in China highlights data and experience gaps affecting its responsibility approach.