Xpeng

In the January-April period, Xpeng delivered 129,053 vehicles, an increase of 313.45 percent year-on-year.

Xpeng will debut a new electric sedan as early as next week, further diversifying its sedan lineup.

The P7+ delivered 23,885 units in the first quarter, contributing 25.41 percent of Xpeng's deliveries for the period.

The new P7+ variant features a battery pack with a 5C charge multiplier that can charge from 10 percent to 80 percent in 12 minutes.

Xpeng will launch a new variant for the P7+ that supports 5C charging, claiming that the range it gets from a 10-minute charge can be used for a one-month commute.

The starting price of the 2025 X9 remains unchanged, but brings upgraded comfort features. The MPV will be launched in Europe in the second half of this year.

Xpeng's Turing chip will be officially mass-produced in the second quarter, and will first be used in one of its new models, according to local media.

The pre-sales of the 2025 X9 start at RMB 399,800 ($54,500), up 11.12 percent from its predecessor.

The X9 MPV is Xpeng's highest-priced model, and the 2025 model year update will bring comfort improvements.

Xpeng will launch the G6 SUV, G9 SUV, and X9 MPV in Bahrain in the second half of this year.