BEIJING (Reuters) – Chinese auto maker Xpeng has reported long -term human robots and is considering large investments that can reach 100 billion yuan (13.80 billion dollars), according to government media, its chief executive, as saying on Monday.
On the sidelines of the annual parliamentary session, the CEO of Xiaoping said that although the current investment of the company can be considered conservative due to the fact that it was in the early stages of entering the sector, he was ready to invest much more, according to securities times.
“Xpeng has worked in the human robot industry for a period of five years, working for another 20 years, investing 50 billion yuan and up to 100 billion yuan,” he said.
Ev Maker, which is based in Guangzhou, entered the human robot industry in 2020 and unveiled human iron in November for its rival Tesla Bot.
Xpeng is among the increasing number of car manufacturers that are betting on humans, which Chinese policy makers have referred to as a region where they want to see technical breakthroughs.
CEO Zhu Jianmang told reporters on Tuesday that the Stelantis Lepmotor has created a team of dozens of people, which is currently in the pre -search stage. Products aim to adopt industrial scenarios such as the Leapmotor factory groups where robots can replace people to improve work efficiency.
Car manufacturers can invest 1-2 billion yuan annually in the inilient scenarios to spread human robots, according to the report, The Economic View on Tuesday.
($ 1 = 7.2480 Chinese Yuan Renminbe)
(Participate in the reports of Qiaoyi Li and Brenda Goh; Liberation by Michael Perry)
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