XPeng MONA L03 Debuts with Driver Incapacitation Assist System, Enabling Auto Pull-Over and Emergency Call

XPeng Motors announced that its new model, the MONA L03, will be the first vehicle to feature the Driver Incapacitation Assistance System. This system can automatically steer the vehicle to a safe stop on the roadside and initiate an emergency call for assistance if it detects that the driver has lost the ability to operate the vehicle during highway-assisted driving. The company has already released a real-world demonstration video of this feature. A vice president of XPeng stated that the functionality will later be expanded via OTA updates to cover regular road scenarios, enabling end-to-end autonomous emergency response. The MONA L03’s pre-sale pricing was unveiled on July 2, starting at RMB 143,800, with official market launch scheduled for July 16. Positioned as a smart, stylish SUV targeting young consumers, the vehicle will be available in both all-electric and extended-range variants, equipped with Turing chips delivering 1,500 TOPS of computing power and XPeng’s second-generation VLA intelligent driving system.