Considering XPENG's mission to create human-like robots, the next-gen IRON's curvier build shouldn't be too surprising.

The humanoid robot was ready to work as soon as it was put together. It walked right out to receive its staff badge.

XPENG’s IRON humanoid robot has walked off its automated assembly line as the company targets mass production and commercial deployments in 2027.

XPENG’s IRON humanoid has walked off a newly commissioned production line, with the automaker targeting mass production this year and commercial deliveries in China and overseas markets in 2027.

Chinese EV maker XPeng (XPEV) wants to sell its technology to other carmakers. According to Reuters, it plans to offer its systems, software, EV platform, and electric architecture to partners beyond ...

On September 22, XPENG held its first Robotics Supply Chain Partner Conference, attended by leading supply chain companies in ...

XPENG IRON humanoid robot walked off its own production line in Guangzhou, but key performance data and independent safety ...

Are sci-fi assembly lines becoming reality? Discover how China's new humanoid robots are walking off automated factory floors ...

You might assume that Tesla has the humanoid robot stage to itself, but several Chinese automakers are also sprinting toward the same goal. Among them, EV startup Xpeng is taking the lead, planning to ...

XPeng has been busy pushing its Physical AI ambitions, from humanoid robots to an AI-focused SUV, while the stock price has ...

XPeng shares sit 1.9% above their 52-week low even as its robotics unit raised over $900 million at a $6.3 billion valuation.

Xpeng shares slid after weak delivery guidance, even as its nascent robotics business secured a valuation nearly matching that of its core EV business.