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XPeng released several short clips showcasing their updated VLA 2.0 self-driving software in China. XPeng dropped LiDAR in favor of a camera-vision approach, similar to Tesla. Their CEO recently visited the U.S. to test Tesla FSD V14.2 and said it was near Level 4 performance.

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