Xpeng
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Xpeng confirms head of autonomous driving to leave
Xpeng CEO said the company has been preparing for the transition for nearly a year, and that its goals for XNGP remain unchanged.
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Xpeng shares plunge in HK as rumors swirl that its head of autonomous driving to depart
Xpeng's vice president of autonomous driving, Wu Xinzhou, is rumored to be leaving the company and is set to join US chip giant Nvidia.
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Deutsche Bank on China EV sales: Jul shows strength of new product cycles
Following a price cut and a slew of new models, Nio's sales efficiency has improved materially and should maintain this level of demand for at least the rest of the third quarter, said Edison Yu's team.
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Xpeng's deliveries improve further to 11,008 in Jul, G6 delivers over 3,900 units
Strong sales of the G6 drove a surge in showroom visits, which in turn increased customer enthusiasm for other Xpeng models and the smart technologies they come with, the company said.
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China EV insurance registrations for week ending Jul 30: Tesla 10,600, Li Auto 7,900, Nio 5,400, Xpeng 3,800
Between July 1 and July 30, Li Auto sold 32,500 vehicles, Nio 18,100, Xpeng 9,900, Tesla 31,300 and BYD 191,300 units.
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Morgan Stanley raises price targets on Chinese EV trio, sees potential re-rating opportunities
Morgan Stanley raised its price target on Nio to $18.7, on Xpeng to $25.4, and on Li Auto to $53, all keeping their ratings at Overweight.
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VW deal marks time for 'Xpeng Inside', says Morgan Stanley
Volkswagen's deal with Xpeng could be the first of many strategic partnerships between global automakers and Chinese EV startups, Morgan Stanley said.
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Deutsche Bank on VW-Xpeng deal: Deep collaboration increasingly necessary in China's competitive auto market
It's another sign that China's auto industry is changing rapidly and becoming hyper competitive, forcing major changes at traditional OEMs, Edison Yu's team said.
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VW deal sends Xpeng shares surging, but why does Nio also jump?
While Xpeng surged 26.69 percent in the US, Nio also rose 10.58 percent, Li Auto was up only a modest 3.56 percent -- why?
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Xpeng CEO, Volkswagen China chief explain what's behind their landmark deal
Xpeng CEO said he looks forward to working with Volkswagen to bring the best technology and products to the world. Volkswagen China CEO said the two share a common vision for the future of mobility.
