China Auto Daily丨XPeng G7 to Debut as First AI Car with L3 Autonomous Tech

He Xiaopong: XPeng G7 to Be "First AI Car with L3-Grade Computing Power"

XPeng Chairman He Xiaopeng announced on June 9 that the G7 SUV—positioned as a "super AI car"—will debut globally on June 11. Marketed as the industry's first model combining L3-grade autonomous computing power with family-oriented comfort, the vehicle features XPENG’s in-house developed TURING chip and the lastest XHUD co-built with Huawei, targeting the RMB 250,000 segment.  

Geely, Voltron Partner for EV Charging Network in Indonesia

Indonesian EV charging operator Voltron has signed an agreement with Geely Auto to deploy charging facilities across all Geely dealerships in Indonesia. The first phase will equip six showrooms, supporting Geely's commitment to accelerating the electrification in Indonisia, by providing efficient charging services to the customers.

Huawei Yinwing Reveals Retractable Steering Wheel Patent  

Shenzhen Yinwang Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd., a Huawei subsidiary, published a patent for a "Retractable Steering Wheel and Transportation Vehicle" on June 7. The design allows the wheel to fold into the dashboard when autonomous mode engages, maximizing cabin space and improving ergonomics during self-driving operations.  

Customs: China's EV Exports Up 19%, Industrial Robots Surge 55.4% in Jan-May

China's equipment manufacturing exports reached RMB 6.22 trillion in January-May 2025, rising 9.2% year-on-year and accounting for 58.3% of total exports, according to General Administration of Customs of China. Key growth drivers included electric vehicles (+19%), construction machinery (+10.7%), ships (+18.9%), and industrial robots (+55.4%). The sector contributed 73% to overall export growth, with May alone reaching 76.9%, providing crucial support for foreign trade stability.  

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