Tesla’s rival—Xpeng- releases new autonomous features to the company’s flagship car
The Chinese electric carmaker, Xpeng motors, has announced a new autonomous driving feature designed to work on highways, as it ramps up to challenge domestic rivals as well as Tesla. Xpeng is one of China’s electric vehicle start-ups looking to race ahead of its competitors such as Nio and Li Auto, as well as U.S. electric car giant Tesla in the country’s growing market. New feature to be added to the company’s flagship P7 sedan The new autonomous driving feature will allow the company’s flagship P7 sedan to automatically change lanes, speed up or slow down, overtake cars, enter and exit highways. The feature—called Navigation Guided Pilot or NGP—is part of the next generation of Xpeng’s XPILOT 3.0 advanced driver-assistance system (ADAS). ADAS is expected by the...
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The landscape of system administration is perpetually evolving, with the advent of automation revolutionizing the way we approach routine tasks such as patch deployment. In the world of Linux, where stability and security are paramount, keeping systems up-to-date with the latest patches is not just a routine task—it's a necessity. The complexities and potential risks involved in manual patch deployment are prompting organizations to seek out automated tools that promise efficiency, consistency, and minimized human error. This drive towards automation is transforming the patch management...
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