Xpeng Suppliers
Xpeng adds Svolt Energy as its new battery supplier
The cell module supplied by Svolt Energy for the 550 km range version of the Xpeng P5 has officially rolled off the production line.
CATL rival CALB hints it has become Xpeng's main battery supplier
CALB said it has previously been the preferred supplier for Xpeng's P7 and P5 sedans, is the main supplier for the G3i, and is now supplying batteries for the G9.
Most of Xpeng's suppliers base in East China, ESG report shows
Xpeng has 53 percent of its Tier 1 suppliers in East China and 35 percent in South China in 2021.
Xpeng supplier announcement reveals new model codenamed 'F30'
The model codenamed F30 will likely be built on a new platform other than Xpeng's existing David and Edward platforms.
Xpeng reportedly to replace CATL with CALB for cost reasons, EV maker responds
Xpeng will gradually replace the batteries originally supplied by CATL with those from CALB, as the price of CATL's products has risen too much, according to local media. However, the company denied it in a response sent to CnEVPost.
Xpeng reportedly bringing in another battery supplier to reduce dependence on CATL
Battery maker Sunwoda will be the main supplier in one version of Xpeng's flagship SUV, the G9, with a share of more than 50 percent, according to local media.
CALB signs deal to build new bases in Guangdong, expected to shorten battery supply to Xpeng
CALB will build a battery production facility with a planned annual capacity of 50 GWh in Guangzhou, where Xpeng is headquartered.
Xpeng said to add CALB as its new battery supplier despite pressure from CATL
An Xpeng source has hinted that the report is true, saying that the supply chain of components for vehicle production needs to be continually improved.
Xpeng reportedly signs battery supply deal with South Korea's SK Innovation
SK Innovation signed a contract with Xpeng in July to supply it with high nickel batteries with 80 percent nickel content, according to the report.
Xpeng's request to freeze supplier's $6.1 million property upheld by court
Xpeng Motors' application to freeze the assets of a supplier, Beijing Linkdata Technologies, for RMB 39.54 million ($6.1 million) has been upheld by the court, according to data provider Tianyancha.
