- XPeng describes different VLA configurations for the Max and Ultra SE versions.
- The cabin's Master Agent supports natural-language interaction and itinerary planning, the report says.
AI features across vehicle versions
XPeng launched the MONA L05 on October 29, with an official starting price of RMB 144,800 and a limited introductory price of RMB 139,800, IT Home reported from the event. The SUV offers battery-electric and range-extended versions.
The report describes a vision-based driving-assistance system. Max versions carry one Turing AI chip and support second-generation VLA Lite, while Ultra SE versions carry two chips and support the full second-generation VLA. These are driving-assistance features, rather than a claim that the vehicle can operate without a responsible driver.
A cabin agent and launch availability
The cabin assistant has been upgraded to Master Agent, which XPeng says supports fuzzy navigation searches, complex itinerary planning and natural-language communication. The report also lists city and highway NGP and parking-space-to-parking-space functions.
XPeng said the first 5,000 vehicles had rolled off a dedicated production line, with some vehicles potentially allocated on launch night. That is a company statement about availability, not confirmation that every configuration is immediately deliverable.
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