Xpeng

Xpeng's new Chinese name highlights its status as a group as it doubles down on physical AI and robotics.

Xpeng will focus on core markets including Mexico, Brazil, and Colombia in Latin America in 2026, aiming for full regional coverage by 2028.

CALB's batteries for Aridge's flying cars have rolled off the production line, paving the way for Aridge to achieve its goal of mass-producing flying cars this year.

Xpeng will equip its lowest-priced model with its in-house developed Turing AI chip for the first time, supporting all-scenario assisted driving capabilities.

Xpeng plans to launch passenger-carrying demonstration operations for its robotaxis in the second half of this year.

Xpeng targets doubling its overseas sales in 2026, after selling about 45,000 vehicles in international markets in 2025.

Xpeng’s Turing AI chips have surpassed 200,000 units in cumulative shipments, with a target of approximately 1 million units for the full year of 2026.

Xpeng recorded its first-ever net profit of 380 million yuan ($50 million) in the fourth quarter of 2025.

Xpeng has adjusted the trim levels of its P7 sedan to lower the starting price and offer consumers more flexible autonomous driving hardware options.

The latest funding round of nearly $200 million brings Aridge's total historical equity financing to about $1 billion.