An XPeng model seen without LiDAR in February 2024 / Source: @xzshuoche / Weibo XPeng to launch new “F57” model in Q4 without LiDAR. According to a report from CnEVPost, ...

XPeng isn’t the only one embracing lidar. Nio, a Chinese rival to XPeng targeting a more premium market, unveiled a lidar-powered car in January but the model won’t start production until 2022.

According to Chinese media outlet HiEV, the new XPeng EV is abandoning LiDAR in favor of pure vision and 3D millimeter wave-radars, citing several individuals close to the matter.

XPeng Inc. (NYSE:XPEV) reportedly plans to introduce a new model, known internally as F57, in the fourth quarter. This model will eliminate the use of LiDAR technology, reported CnEV Post. The new ...

The G9 is the second XPeng, after the P5, to come with Lidar. Max versions of the G9 get two Lidar units mounted inset in the front fender light clusters.

XPeng's Jan-Feb 2024 sales soar 377.6%, led by the budget-friendly Mona M03 and AI-powered P7+. Click here to find out why XPEV stock is a Hold. ... Like Tesla vehicles, it does not have LiDAR.

The new G9 from Chinese Tesla challenger Xpeng comes with an impressive 29 sensors around the car. That is just two fewer than the version of the midsize SUV that went on sale last October in the ...

Xpeng cars that have lidar sensors retail from $31,450 currently. ($1 = 7.1256 Chinese yuan renminbi) (Reporting by Qiaoyi Li, Zhang Yan and Kevin KrolickiEditing by Tomasz Janowski and Susan Fenton) ...

Xpeng reportedly plans to introduce the new model F57 in Q4 without LiDAR, shifting to a pure vision system similar to Tesla's, marking a significant departure from their previous models featuring ...

Founded in 2014, XPeng is one of China's most celebrated electric vehicle startups and went public when it was just six years old. China’s XPeng in the race to automate EVs with lidar Skip to ...