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XPENG Navigation with Google Maps. Smarter navigation. Smoother journeys. The XPENG L03 is ready for every turn. Where should it take you next? $XPEV

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Gerd Kebschull2 months ago

Sehr neugierig bin ich auf dieses Auto. Aber Testfahrzeug vermutlich erst Anfang 2027 ☹️

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Eyko2 months ago

Are you by any chance still looking for test drivers? :D♥

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Matchamountain2 months ago

Keren

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NZH22 months ago

Big disappointment the presentation!

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Mhadsof2 months ago

Good job

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VIP Kèo Việt2 months ago

mình thấy xpeng l03 kết hợp google maps ngon thật. Anh em nên thử kèo lái đêm nay đi.

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Elwer z Mokrego2 months ago

W poszukiwaniu rozumu odc 2341

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Trump Casino2 months ago

XPENGs Google Maps integration sounds slick but the real test is how it handles US traffic reroutes once more states legalize robotaxis. That smoother journey claim needs real road data first.

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Va1nV2 months ago

okay but can it take me to a taco truck or what?

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Jonas2 months ago

At least in the ad they should do software with no lag

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Mr. BLACK2 months ago

🔥💪

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