Xpeng gets nearly HK$2 billion additional capital through over-allotment of shares in Hong Kong
The HKEx has approved the listing of the over-allotted shares and they will be available for trading starting at 9 a.m. on July 19.
Filing reveals range information for Xpeng P5
Xpeng Motors' upcoming P5 model includes at least three range versions, according to the company's filing with the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT).
Alibaba-backed connected car firm Banma gets $464 million capital increase
Banma, the connected car company backed by Alibaba, announced on July 14 that it has completed an RMB 3 billion ($464 million) capital increase from its existing shareholders.
Baidu wins $15.3 million Chongqing smart transportation pilot project
Baidu has won an RMB 98.8 million ($15.3 million) bid for the first phase of a smart transportation pilot project in the Yongchuan District in southwest China's Chongqing.
Patent drawings show Nio may launch convertible version of EP9 supercar
Nio's EP9 supercar demonstrated its technical prowess and laid the groundwork for it to build a high-end image among consumers. Now, on top of the regular version, the model seems to be getting a convertible version.
Xpeng explains why it's scaling back free charging benefits for users
As Xpeng users continue to expand, the reduction in free charging credits is to ensure that the Xpeng Supercharger system provides better and sustainable replenishment services for customers.
Xpeng wins lawsuit against battery supplier, gets compensation
In a dispute with one of its battery suppliers, Xpeng Motors won the case and was awarded compensation.
Nio says users have driven 200 million kilometers with Nio Pilot
Nio users have driven more than 200 million kilometers with Nio Pilot, the electric car company's automated assisted driving system.
FAW Jiefang to develop intelligent heavy trucks with Huawei
In addition to passenger cars, trucks have become an important market for autonomous driving giants.
Xiaomi's new patent allows wearable devices to be car keys
Xiaomi, the smartphone giant that announced this year that it was jumping on the car-making bandwagon, recently disclosed a new patent that would allow wearable devices to be car keys.
