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Xpeng Unveils Lifelike Iron Robot, Aims for 2026 Launch

12/4/2025

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Xpeng unveiled its Next Gen Iron humanoid robot, showcasing lifelike movements.
To dispel rumors of human control, He Xiaopeng (CEO of Xpeng) demonstrated the robot's internal workings.
The Iron robot features a humanoid spine, bionic muscles, and 82 degrees of movement freedom.
Xpeng plans to integrate these robots into commercial roles by 2026.
The public introduction signals a shift in service work and personal assistance, raising safety and privacy concerns.

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Xpeng unveiled its Next Gen Iron humanoid robot, showcasing lifelike movements.
To dispel rumors of human control, He Xiaopeng (CEO of Xpeng) demonstrated the robot's internal workings.
The Iron robot features a humanoid spine, bionic muscles, and 82 degrees of movement freedom.
Xpeng plans to integrate these robots into commercial roles by 2026.
The public introduction signals a shift in service work and personal assistance, raising safety and privacy concerns.