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"Why robots?" It's a natural evolution. Modern vehicle development is now closer to robotics than traditional automaking. At XPENG , we are driving the #PhysicalAI movement. Our EVs, flying cars, and humanoid robots all share the exact same core: Intelligence. Great exchange with Nicolai Tangen, CEO of Norges Bank...

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