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Brief (coffeeyo.com): BYD and Alipay have linked their AI agents so drivers can order a coffee or pay for parking by voice alone, without picking up their phone. The feature debuts on the all-electric Denza N8L.

Fast Technology, 16 September — BYD and Alipay have completed an AI-agent collaboration connecting BYD’s in-car assistant “Didi Xia” with Alipay’s AI “Abao”. Sitting in the car, owners can now complete a range of everyday purchases by voice alone, without taking out their phone.

The feature is rolling out first on the all-electric Denza N8L. While driving, simply call the voice assistant and say “pay my parking fee” or “buy me a coffee”; once the in-car system recognises the request, it wakes Alipay to handle the rest.

A voiceprint check confirms the request comes from the owner, and Alipay’s AI Pay then completes the payment.

The services live so far include parking payments, coffee ordering and coupons for nearby merchants. Once a coffee order is placed, the system can also plot a navigation route so the driver can drive to the store and collect it directly.

The two companies’ AI agents have a clean division of labour. Didi Xia on BYD’s side only understands voice commands; it never touches private information such as your Alipay account, bank card or payment password.

Abao only carries out the task — it does not operate the car’s systems or unrelated third-party apps, and neither side reaches across for the other’s data. Key payment steps still require user confirmation, backed by Alipay’s risk-control system to prevent mistaken charges.

For drivers, the biggest benefit is not having to stop and fish out a phone. No scanning codes when entering or leaving a car park; want a coffee, order it casually by voice on the road and pick it up at the store — less distraction from handling a phone while driving.

The capability has only just gone live and is being given first to the Denza N8L. Updates will gradually reach more BYD and Denza models, and more everyday and driving-related scenarios will be added later.

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