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IT Home reported on October 12 that, according to Bloomberg, Liu Xianming, head of XPeng's General Intelligence Center, said in an interview ahead of the Paris Motor Show that the company had successfully fine-tuned its intelligent driving system for use in one European country after adapting it for another in about 2 weeks.
Liu said the adaptation required only 1/10,000 of the data needed to train the underlying AI foundation model.
“We only need a very small amount of local data to align the model locally (that is, adapt it to local road conditions).”
According to Liu, XPeng is currently in close communication with European regulators and is maintaining its original plan to officially introduce its Navigation Guided Pilot (NGP) intelligent driving assistance system in Europe in 2027.
Liu emphasized that XPeng is committed to bringing the fully functional version of its intelligent driving system to Europe rather than compromising by offering a “cut-down version.” Beyond basic lane keeping and adaptive cruise control, the technology can handle complex urban and highway conditions, including recognizing traffic signs, avoiding cyclists, and adapting to driving habits particular to European cities.
As IT Home previously reported, XPeng Group will bring its full range of physical AI products to the Paris Motor Show, where it will display the XPeng G9L, MONA L03, XPeng P7+, XPeng G6, XPeng G9 and XPeng X9 models, as well as the Land Aircraft Carrier and the IRON robot.