XPENG . Photo by Larry Evans
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On my recent trip to Munich for the launch of the XPENG L03, I was able to test VLA 2.0 technology again and gain insight into how it will perform in Europe. I have previously written about the price and the design details of the L03. In this article, I will focus on intelligent driving. I was one of the lucky few who had the opportunity to ride along on a beta test of VLA 2.0 on German roads. Prototypes have only been road testing for a short time in Germany, with the official public launch of the intelligent driving system scheduled for early next year. I already came away impressed with the human-like system on a past test drive in Beijing. From what I saw from this early example, European drivers should be equally impressed.
Inside an XPENG P7 driving itself in China. Photo by Larry Evans.
A Competent Chinese Driver, Driving In Germany
