XPeng Motors' Self-Developed Intelligent Driving Chip Taped Out, NIO's Chip Also Made Progress

TapTechNews August 27th news, according to 36Kr reports, XPeng Motors' self-developed intelligent driving chip has successfully taped out. Some insiders disclosed that the XPeng intelligent driving chip is specifically designed for AI requirements, end-to-end large models, etc., and is a central computing architecture chip that supports the integration of cockpit and driving. The AI computing power is close to the level of 3 mainstream intelligent driving chips.

Today (August 27th) at 19:00, the XPeng 10-year passion night and the XPeng MONAM03 launch event is about to be held, and XPeng Motors is expected to officially release the information of its self-developed chip.

TapTechNews noticed that He Xiaopeng, the chairman and CEO of XPeng Motors, also implicitly stated in his personal Weibo account: Definitely will not disappoint everyone.

In the new car-making forces enterprises, NIO has announced at the end of July that its world's first vehicle-regulation 5nm high-performance intelligent driving chip Shenji NX9031 has successfully taped out, which indicates that NIO has achieved independent design of hardware chips / underlying software.

It is known that the Shenji NX9031 chip has more than 50 billion transistors, adopts a 32-core CPU architecture, has built-in LPDDR5x 8533 Mbps rate RAM, can achieve high dynamic range high-performance ISP, has a 6.5 GPixel/s pixel processing ability, and the processing delay is less than 5 ms.

In early August, there was also news that all three of the new forces are self-developing their own intelligent driving chips, and XPeng's intelligent driving chip has also been sent for taping out, and there is no more information about Li Auto's chip for now.