During the recent second World Humanoid Robot Games, Denza appeared as the official technology partner, bringing multiple models to support the event. The vehicles were not only deployed for shuttle services but also showcased the Yi San Fang (e³) technology with driverless drifting and U-turn demonstrations, alongside an exciting Denza x Robot Parkour performance.

The Denza N8L Flash Charge Edition was displayed and opened for public experience in the outdoor area. Its external discharge function provided charging services for the robots, ensuring the competitions ran smoothly. Visitors also enjoyed interactive sessions between the robots and the vehicle's in-car system.

According to company data, the Denza N8L Flash Charge Edition is positioned as a large six-seat luxury SUV focused on safety. It was officially launched in June this year. The model's ability to charge robots is made possible by its second-generation Blade Battery and flash charging technology. It offers a CLTC pure electric range of 430 km and an impressive CLTC combined range of up to 1,550 km.

Furthermore, the Denza N8L Flash Charge Edition is built on the Yi San Fang (e³) intelligent vehicle control technology platform. This platform integrates four core technologies: independent three-motor drive, rear-wheel dual-motor independent steering, VMC (Vehicle Motion Control), and CTB (Cell-to-Body) battery integration. These capabilities enable signature functions such as extreme turning, U-turn on the spot, e³ parking assistance, and intelligent crab walk.

On the intelligent side, the vehicle features a next-generation AI smart cockpit that supports voice commands with vague instructions. It is also equipped with the God's Eye 5.0 (Tianshen Zhiyan) system, which utilizes a reinforcement learning end-to-end large model. Driven by vast amounts of real driving data, the system continuously evolves to deliver full-scenario intelligent obstacle avoidance and U-turn capabilities.