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Xpeng Aeroht's "Land Aircraft Carrier" is equipped with the world's first automatic separation and combination mechanism for vehicles, a proprietary technology developed by the company.
On November 13th, XPeng Motors announced that it has completed the initial delivery of assets related to Didi's intelligent car development business.
Recently, XPeng Motors partnered with Ali & Sons Holding LLC in Dubai to hold a launch event for the G6 and G9 models.
Former Chinese Tesla engineer Cao Guangzhi admitted on July 11 that he uploaded compressed files containing the source code of Autopilot onto his own iCloud account at the end of 2018 when he was still working for Tesla.
Pandaily had the opportunity to have a sit-down interview with Xpeng’s Co-Founder Henry Xia to talk about the overall EV industry in China, the challenges, players and risks faced by Xpeng.
He Xiaopeng emphasized that Xpeng's Level 3 (L3) autonomous driving capabilities would "far surpass" Tesla's FSD V13, though he noted that Tesla might continue to iterate with future versions like V14 or V15.
On November 6, at the Xpeng AI Day event, the company founder and CEO He Xiaopeng officially announced the company’s development goals for the next decade, aiming to become a global AI automotive company.
On Sept. 11, Dr. Gu Junli, vice president of Xpeng Motors, an electric car startup in China, announced in a keynote speech that the company has obtained a Calif...
XPeng Motors' autonomous driving head experiences Tesla FSD: Significant differences in road conditions between China and the United States, XPeng is more suitable for complex Chinese road conditions.
On March 21, Chinese electric car startup Xiaopeng Motors, also known as XPENG, successfully passed its first batch of production model vehicle (1.0) reviews co...
XPeng Motors announced its global expansion plan for 2025, which will extend to 60 countries and regions and establish over 300 overseas after-sales service outlets.
XPeng Motors issued a statement saying that some former employees who have left the company accepted paid interviews from securities firms and fabricated a large amount of false information, and they will be held accountable.