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Xpeng’s L03 is the first Chinese EV to put proprietary AI driving chips in a mass-market car

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Xpeng launched the L03 electric coupe-SUV in 65 markets, featuring proprietary Turing AI chips powering its second-generation VLA driving system. This marks the first Chinese EV with in-house autonomous driving chips standard on all trims, with plans to activate advanced driver assistance in Europe starting 2027.

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