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▶ 15:49 · $VWAGY · XPeng President: VW partnership brings complementary scale and global reach
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In Good Company with Nicolai Tangen

XPeng Co-President: Physical AI, Flying Cars and Humanoid Robots | Podcast | In Good Company

2026-09-10 · 4 company · 7 thematic
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brian gu

Brian Gu has been with XPeng for nine years, previously a Wall Street banker and PhD biochemist who worked with Nobel laureate David Baker. He oversees XPeng's expansion from EVs into physical AI including flying cars (Aerage) and humanoid robots.

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“There is a very strong complimentarity that we actually bring to the table. You know, we're bringing faster innovation. We're bringing you know I would say some of the uh um uh consumer understandings from a Chinese market and also uh you…”
—brian gu
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