XPENG's Jacky Gu on shared AV/humanoid tech stack and solid-state robot batteries
kimmonismus · x · 2026-11-02
kimmonismus interviews XPENG's Jacky Gu on building technology for both autonomous vehicles and humanoid robots.
- Shared foundations across AI models, motion control, training data, and hardware like batteries and thermal management
- XPENG is working on a solid-state battery for humanoid robots
- Full interview available on YouTube
A first-hand account of the "cars and robots share one stack" strategy from a leading Chinese EV maker.
Related event: XPENG Exec: Self-Driving Cars and Humanoid Robots Share One Tech Stack(2 posts)→
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