Xpeng Group said at the 2026 Paris Motor Show it will open its smart-car
technology to global partners, offering three core stacks: a full-vehicle
platform (vehicle architecture and E/E architecture); modular technologies
(autonomous driving, AIBOX, chips, batteries, e-drive); and a toolchain (remote
XCP calibration, vehicle EOL, AI diagnostics). The company also plans to
commercialize a wider physical-AI ecosystem — humanoid robots, Robotaxi, flying
cars, the Turing AI chip and physical-world foundation models — as end-to-end
commercial solutions. Chairman He Xiaopeng said Xpeng’s Robotaxi unit is in deep
talks with several leading European mobility platforms and that related
cooperation is expected to be announced soon.