Xin Lang Cai Jing·2025-11-05 15:49Core Insights - Xiaopeng Motors unveiled its second-generation VLA (Vision-Language-Action) architecture, which allows for direct output from visual signals to action commands without language translation [1] - The second-generation VLA is Xiaopeng's first mass-produced physical world model, featuring billions of parameters and trained on nearly 100 million clips [1] - Xiaopeng plans to launch three Robotaxi models and a new humanoid robot, IRON, by 2026, with the Robotaxi supporting both personal and commercial use globally [2][4] Group 1: Second-Generation VLA - The second-generation VLA is integrated into the Ultra model with a computing power of 2250 TOPS and enhances the average takeover mileage for complex roads by 13 times [1] - The model will be available for pioneer co-creation experiences in December 2025 and will be fully rolled out in Q1 2026 [1] - Volkswagen has become the first strategic partner for the second-generation VLA, and Xiaopeng's Turing AI chip has been designated for Volkswagen [1] Group 2: Robotaxi and Humanoid Robot - The Robotaxi will feature dual redundant hardware and four Turing AI chips, achieving a computing power of 3000 TOPS, and will have an open SDK for global developers [2] - The humanoid robot IRON will utilize three Turing AI chips with an effective computing power of 2250 TOPS and will be designed for commercial applications in guiding and service roles [4][6] - IRON is expected to achieve mass production by the end of 2026, with a height not exceeding 170 cm [6] Group 3: A868 Flying Car and Land Carrier - Xiaopeng is developing the A868 flying car, which is expected to have a range of 500 km and a maximum speed of 360 km/h, designed for business travel with a six-seat cabin [6] - The land carrier has received over 7000 global orders, with a production facility capable of producing 10,000 units annually, and the first unit has successfully completed trial production [7]