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XPeng
New· 4Chinese electric vehicle maker building smart EVs, SUVs and MPVs with driver assistance, over-the-air software and owner charging services.
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XPeng is a Chinese electric vehicle maker that builds smart electric cars, SUVs and MPVs. The company says its vehicles are designed for performance, safety and sustainability. The site lists models including the G9L, L03, X9, P7+, G9, G6 and P7, and links owners to an app, a repair manual, a service network and charging information. XPeng also describes work on AI cars, an AI robot called Iron and flying cars.
Driving technology
- XPILOT ASSIST: intelligent driving assistance that the company describes as easy to drive and easy to park.
- Xmart OS: the in-car operating system that receives features through over-the-air updates.
- Safety rating: the site states that its cars carry Euro NCAP five-star safety ratings.
Robots and flying cars
The company's physical AI work includes Iron, which the site calls its next generation robot, and flying cars that it says are being made real. Its sustainability and quality pages describe commitments to a cleaner future, a higher standard of build and technology that keeps learning from use. The site also says its features improve with each software upgrade, so driving and cabin functions change after a vehicle is sold.
Ownership support
Owners can use the XPENG App, a user manual and a repair manual, and the site also links to a service network and charging information. The company publishes an ESG report and investor relations material, and it runs a global recruitment page, so buyers can read about its governance and reporting alongside its vehicles.
Key facts
- Based in: China
- Certifications: Euro NCAP five-star safety rating, as stated on the site
- Products: G9L, L03, X9, P7+, G9, G6, P7, XPILOT ASSIST, Xmart OS, Iron robot
Summary written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.
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