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After Tesla, Baidu also found to be misusing XPeng's image

December 9, 2020 By: Phate Zhang
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Everyone seems to be using XPeng's images or video when promoting their navigation capabilities. After Tesla, Baidu is the latest to do so.

The lane level navigation image Baidu showed at a launch event used an image of the XPeng P7, whose lane navigation partner is AutoNavi (also known as Gaode), the CEO of auto industry website Xchuxing.com said on Weibo on Tuesday, adding that the image was taken by them.

After Tesla, Baidu also found to be misusing XPeng's image-cnTechPost

(Automatic translation of the Weibo page.)

XPeng launches high-speed autopilot function

AutoNavi said in the comment area that they thank the help of peers for the warm-up, and the lane level navigation and NGP functions, which are the result of the wisdom of the AutoNavi and XPeng teams, will soon be rolled out to users, and XPeng owners will be the first to experience them.

After Tesla, Baidu also found to be misusing XPeng's image-cnTechPost

(Automatic translation of AutoNavi's reply.)

XPeng also promotes its NGP function in replying to the Weibo post, saying that on highways and urban expressways with AutoNavi's high-precision maps, vehicles can change lanes autonomously according to the navigation route, making the ability of automatic driving closer to that of human drivers.

After Tesla, Baidu also found to be misusing XPeng's image-cnTechPost

(Automatic translation of XPeng's reply.)

NIO, XPeng challenge Tesla on assisted driving

In fact, Baidu is not the only company that has misused XPeng's images and video.

In a Chinese article on July 16 describing its Autopilot traffic light recognition capabilities, Tesla misquoted a video from XPeng that introduces similar capabilities.

The article was posted on Tesla's official WeChat account and was soon caught by many internet users in China who recognize the video. XPeng's director of automated driving products, Huang Xin "thanked" Tesla on Weibo.

Huang Xin said, "Thank you to Tesla for today's article referencing XPeng XPILOT 3.0's traffic light perception video, happy working together (don't delete it) ~ I'll post the full video on Weibo later~”.

Tesla then deleted the article.

Tesla caught misquoting Xpeng's video in article introducing its traffic light recognition capabilities

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