According to XPengMotors on X, XPENG launched VLA 2.0, a re-architected intelligent driving system aimed at an 'autonomous endgame' with a consumer-friendly experience akin to taking a lift, with the reveal scheduled for March 2 at 2 PM GMT+8 (source: XPengMotors). As reported by XPengMotors, the update targets a broader audience from enthusiasts to families, signaling a push toward scalable full-stack autonomy suitable for mass-market deployment (source: XPengMotors). According to XPengMotors, the event stream is hosted on x.com/broadcasts, positioning VLA 2.0 as the next generation platform that could lower operational complexity and improve reliability—key for commercialization, cost reduction, and city-scale rollout of advanced driver assistance and autonomous driving features (source: XPengMotors).

According to @XPengMotors on X, XPeng delivered 15,256 vehicles in February and began the global rollout of the P7+ across 18 countries, while the company plans to debut its 2nd Gen VLA in Guangzhou on March 2 ahead of a wider rollout next month. As reported by the same post and linked update page, these milestones signal accelerated deployment of XPeng’s AI-assisted driving stack and software-defined vehicle roadmap, creating near-term opportunities for over-the-air feature monetization, international ADAS compliance partnerships, and data network effects from multi-market fleets. According to XPeng’s announcement, the staged VLA launch timeline supports faster iteration of perception and planning models across markets, positioning the company to upsell highway and urban Navigate-on-Pilot tiers and expand ecosystem services tied to the P7+.