XPENG(US:XPEV) 2 1 Shi Ji Jing Ji Bao Dao·2025-11-05 11:29Core Insights - Xiaopeng Motors successfully held the 2025 Xiaopeng Technology Day in Guangzhou, unveiling four significant applications centered around "Physical AI," including the second-generation VLA, Robotaxi, the new generation of IRON, and two flight systems, all with clear mass production plans [1][5][18] - The company has repositioned itself as a "Explorer of Mobility in the Physical AI World, a Global Embodied Intelligence Company" [3][5] - Xiaopeng Motors has built a fully self-developed Physical AI system over nearly a decade, covering chips, operating systems, and smart hardware, which will support the deployment of AI vehicles, Robotaxi, humanoid robots, and flying cars [9][10] Technology Developments - The second-generation VLA was introduced as a groundbreaking model that eliminates the "language translation" step, enabling direct generation of action commands from visual signals, thus redefining the traditional V-L-A architecture [10][12] - Xiaopeng's cloud-based model has a massive scale with 720 billion parameters and achieves full-link iteration every five days, supported by a cloud computing cluster with 30,000 cards operating at over 90% efficiency [12][14] - The second-generation VLA can utilize vast amounts of real driving videos for training without manual data labeling, significantly enhancing its ability to handle rare scenarios [14][16] Product Launches - Xiaopeng Motors plans to launch three Robotaxi models in 2026, addressing current industry challenges such as high modification costs and limited operational scope [18][20] - The Robotaxi is designed for L4-level autonomous driving, featuring a high computing power of 3,000 TOPS and a dual-redundancy hardware architecture for safety [20][22] - The new generation of IRON humanoid robots was showcased, featuring advanced bionic structures and AI capabilities, aiming for mass production by the end of 2026 [24][26][28] Future Vision - Xiaopeng is constructing a low-altitude travel ecosystem with two flight systems: the land carrier for personal low-altitude flying and the A868 for efficient multi-passenger travel [32][31] - The company aims to launch the first low-altitude self-driving tourism route in Northwest China in 2026, enhancing the commercial application of flying cars [35] - Xiaopeng's new headquarters and technology park are designed to foster interdisciplinary innovation, with over 10,000 employees working across AI, automotive, robotics, and flying car sectors [35]