What's Going On With Hesai Stock Today? Li, Nio Supplier Launches Infinity Eye Sensors

Shares of Hesai Group (NASDAQ:HSAI) are trading higher on Monday after the Shanghai-based company launched an autonomous driving solution.

What Happened: Hesai introduced Infinity Eye, which will be available in three tailored versions A, B, and C. Each one caters to different levels of autonomous driving from basic assisted features to full automation.

Designed to meet the demands of Level 4 autonomy, Infinity Eye A integrates four ultra-detailed AT1440 lidar sensors alongside four solid-state FTX units to deliver seamless 360-degree visibility.

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This setup ensures full situational awareness by removing blind spots and accurately identifying both close-range and far-off obstacles, making it a strong fit for use in Robotrucks and Robotaxis.

Built to accommodate conditional autonomy, Infinity Eye B pairs Hesai's extended-range ETX lidar with two FTX units to deliver sharp forward detection and thorough blind-spot monitoring.

This facility is essential for situations requiring smooth handoffs between the vehicle and driver. Production of the ETX is set to begin in late 2026.

Developed for Level 2 driver-assist systems, the small-footprint ATX lidar delivers precise long-range detection while maintaining energy efficiency.

Why It Matters: Having entered mass production in early 2025, manufacturers including BYD, Chery, and Changan have already adopted it. More than 50,000 units shipped so far.

Hesai's fourth-generation platform offers high-resolution, all-weather lidar with advanced noise filtering. With automated production, the company targets 1.2 million to 1.5 million unit deliveries in 2025.

The platform supports a range of lidar products for automotive, robotics, and industrial sectors, ensuring scalability with 85% component commonality.

Price Action: HSAI shares traded higher by 5.8% at $11.58 at last check Monday.

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