Xpeng Motors

In-house chipmaking has its pros and cons—how might Nio, Xpeng, and other automakers benefit from developing their own intelligent driving chips?

There’s no standout leader in China’s autonomous driving landscape yet, but Tesla’s influence has ignited Level 3 ambitions.

Cost, performance, and safety—developers of advanced driver assistance systems currently face the challenge of simultaneously meeting all three factors.

Xpeng Motors is aiming to enhance the self-driving experience in China’s major cities by taking inspiration from Google’s Waymo.

The EV maker is targeting the commercial segment as rivals aim for corporate use.

The new flagship model has been hailed as the Chinese automaker’s pinnacle, boasting advanced features while maintaining a competitive price.

Xpeng Motors surprised attendees at its Tech Day event this year by introducing a humanoid robot model, while also showcasing an array of vehicle intelligence features.

The Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer aims to deploy its advanced driver assistance system throughout mainland China by the end of 2024, with European market introduction to follow.