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>Nimmt den Federhandschuh auf und will bis Ende August 2026 was Gleichwertiges vom eigenen Team sehen.
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>[https://x.com/tslachan/status/1999044448312041889?s=46&t=h1hmgLYk8n8oENx-yDHWOA]
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>Übersetzung:
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>Our VLA 2.0 will be released next quarter. Since it’s the very first version, it has to be solid and reliable, and we also hope for a stunning debut, so the pressure is enormous. That’s why, after test-driving FSD in mid-2024 in Silicon Valley, I came back again recently. Yesterday I test-drove and compared the latest FSD V14.2 with Robotaxi.
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>Overall impression: FSD has evolved from the silky-smooth L2+ advanced driver-assistance experience more than a year ago to now entering a quasi-L4 (software-wise) stage where you truly feel at ease. During the roughly 5-hour drive across Silicon Valley and San Francisco, both the standard vehicle and Robotaxi performed identically using exactly the same model — safe, stable, and consistent. There are still some flaws, but the level is dramatically higher than last year. My colleagues will share detailed videos later.
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>This test drive made me even more certain that in the future there will be just one unified autonomous driving system and one unified hardware platform: one version for privately owned “Robo” cars and another for shared Robotaxi services. Everyone will be able to skip L3 entirely and directly own or use a vehicle with genuine L4 capability.
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>Due to time constraints, our first version still cannot match all the capabilities of the current FSD V14.2. However, today while having dinner with the team, I made a bet with the autonomous driving team:
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>If by August 30, 2026, if our VLA in China reaches the same overall performance that FSD V14.2 currently demonstrates in Silicon Valley, I will build a very distinctive Chinese-style canteen in Silicon Valley modeled after XPeng’s current headquarters cafeteria.
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>If we fail to achieve that, my autonomous driving Head, Xianming, has promised to streak naked across the Golden Gate Bridge. (Anm: LOL?)
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>The whole team believes they’re going to win themselves a delicious canteen.
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>Who do you think will win?
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>(Posted by He Xiaopeng, CEO of XPeng Motors, on December 11, 2025)
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