According to XPengMotors on X, Richard Hammond tested XPENG’s latest AI-driven driving features across complex intersections, narrow roads, and parking scenarios, where the vehicle anticipated and reacted with high precision (source: XPengMotors, Feb 27, 2026). According to XPengMotors, the demo highlights XPENG’s urban ADAS capabilities aimed at safer maneuvering and reduced driver workload in dense traffic, supporting real-world use cases like tight street navigation and automated parking. As reported by XPengMotors, this positions XPENG’s autonomous features as a competitive differentiator in China’s premium EV market, signaling commercialization opportunities in advanced driver assistance subscriptions and urban navigation packages.