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Xiaopeng GX's first AI dimming privacy glass officially enters mass production and delivery.

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10/04/2026
On April 10th, according to Xiaopeng Motors, Xiaopeng Motors has deepened its cooperation with Fuyao Group, and the first batch of AI dimming privacy glass for Xiaopeng GX has been officially mass-produced and delivered.
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