XPeng Unveils AI-Powered Next P7 at IAA Mobility Conference

XPeng unveiled its Next P7 electric vehicle at the IAA Mobility 2025 Conference, marking its European debut. The vehicle showcases the company's AI technology, intelligent driving systems, and high-performance engineering. XPeng's expansion in Europe highlights its growing presence in the global electric vehicle market.

XPeng, a leading Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, made significant strides at the IAA Mobility 2025 Conference by unveiling its Next P7 electric vehicle, marking its European debut. The vehicle showcases the company's advanced AI technology, intelligent driving systems, and high-performance engineering, reflecting XPeng's growing presence in the global EV market [1].

The Next P7, a high-performance AI-driven sports sedan, was introduced alongside the announcement of XPeng's first European R&D center in Munich. This center, set to open in September, aims to deepen ties with European users, drive local innovation, and expand XPeng's global footprint. The company's self-developed AI architecture integrates cloud, vehicle, computing power, and hardware, powering its ecosystem from smart driving systems to humanoid robots [1].

XPeng's stock has performed well year-to-date, gaining 68% on strong vehicle deliveries, particularly the Mona M03 model, and improved profit margins. The company's partnership with Volkswagen Group and a favorable Chinese EV market outlook have further boosted investor confidence [1].

At IAA Mobility 2025, XPeng showcased five models, including the Next P7, which set a record by covering 3,961 km in 24 hours. The vehicle's 593 PS engine and 3.7-second acceleration from 0-100 km/h highlight its impressive performance. XPeng also previewed its flying car subsidiary, AEROHT, which will debut its Land Aircraft Carrier in Dubai this October, with mass production slated for 2026 [1].

The company's commitment to AI-driven mobility extends to humanoid robots. Its IRON robot, developed over five years, is undergoing training in factory settings and is expected to enter mass production in 2026. A next-generation humanoid robot is also set to launch later this year [1].

XPeng's expansion in Europe is part of a broader strategy to accelerate global growth. The company serves users in over 46 markets and aims to deliver innovative products and smart technologies to help accelerate the shift to sustainable mobility [2].

References:
[1] https://www.benzinga.com/markets/tech/25/09/47542738/xpeng-unveils-next-p7-in-europe-and-accelerates-global-ai-mobility-push
[2] https://www.automotiveworld.com/news-releases/leading-the-future-of-ai-mobility-xpeng-showcases-its-latest-technology-breakthroughs-at-iaa-mobility-2025/