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XPeng has recently expanded the coverage of its XNGP (Navigation Guided Pilot) assisted driving feature, which aims to compete with Tesla's FSD (Full Self-Driving). The expansion includes 191 additional cities, bringing the total support to 243 cities. Initially focused on highways, XNGP, XPeng's Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS), has now extended its reach to urban areas, covering major cities in China. The goal is to provide driver assistance in various scenarios, including highways, city roads, internal campus roads, and parking lots.

The recent release of Xmart OS 4.4.0 introduced the HD map-independent XNGP feature in 20 more cities. Additionally, XPeng expanded coverage to 52 cities after completing beta testing in 27 locations. Vehicles eligible for these features will need to upgrade to Xmart OS 4.5.0.

The X9 MPV will be the first vehicle to be delivered with the latest XNGP features and extended city coverage. Equipped with 2 LiDARs, the Max version vehicles can leverage City NGP functionality, enabling pilot-assisted driving in urban areas.

From a technical standpoint, XNGP demonstrates the capability to support urban smart driving nationwide, with extensive road coverage. XPeng emphasizes that XNGP has undergone rigorous road verification and simulation, accumulating millions of kilometers of real and simulated driving experience.

Overall, XPeng's XNGP has significantly expanded its coverage, providing advanced driver assistance in a wide range of driving scenarios across numerous cities in China.