Robots could soon replace car salespeople in XPeng dealerships as EV brand zeroes in on AI, tech
The next person to sell you a car might not be a person at all if XPeng gets its way with its IRON humanoid roboit.
Read MoreThe next person to sell you a car might not be a person at all if XPeng gets its way with its IRON humanoid roboit.
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Read MoreVehicle distributor TrueEV has launched legal action against Chinese electric vehicle brand XPeng, alleging it was sidelined after helping establish
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Read MoreAhead of its launch in Q2 (April–June) in Australia, China’s XPeng has overhauled its 2026 XPeng X9 people-mover with a
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