Xpeng

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Xpeng is a Chinese EV maker known for its strong autonomous driving capabilities. Its business covers EVs, flying cars, robots.
Founded: Jan 2015
CEO: He Xiaopeng
Ticker: NYSE: XPEV
HQ: Guangzhou
2024 revenue: RMB 40.87 billion
Website: xiaopeng.com
  • Xpeng falls below HK$50 for first time in Hong Kong as overall market plunges

    Xpeng has fallen more than 60 percent cumulatively over the past three months.

  • Xpeng CEO no longer chairman of EV maker's flying car division

    Xpeng Aeroht, a technology division mostly owned by He Xiaopeng, aims to have its sixth-generation flying car concept in mass production by 2024.

  • Xpeng gains over 8% in Hong Kong after CEO adds 2.2 million ADSs

    Xpeng chairman and CEO He Xiaopeng spent about $30 million to buy additional ADSs of the EV maker.

  • Xpeng CEO boosts stake in EV maker after shares fall over 70% this year

    He Xiaopeng purchased 2,200,000 ADSs of Xpeng on the open market on September 23 at an average price of $13.58 per ADS.

  • Xpeng's first S4 supercharging stations go live in 5 cities

    To date, Xpeng has 1,011 charging stations, including seven S4 supercharging stations, and it aims to add more than 500 S4 stations by 2023.

  • Xpeng adjusts G9 naming and configuration after consumer confusion

    Xpeng says the G9 comes standard with an 800V high-voltage platform and a 3C ultra-fast charging battery pack across the lineup, underscoring a previously overlooked competency.

  • Xpeng G9's configuration confusion overshadows product appeal, says Deutsche Bank

    What is overlooked is that 3C and 800V SiC are actually standard across all models and a significant upgrade from previous generations, Edison Yu's team said.

  • 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.

  • Xpeng plunges 14% in Hong Kong amid broad sell-off after G9 launch

    As of press time, Nio and Li Auto also plunged, albeit to a lesser extent, at 9.24 percent and 5.85 percent, respectively.

  • Xpeng officially launches G9: Starts at around $44,000, deliveries to start at end of October

    Judging by Xpeng's stock performance, investors don't seem to like the pricing of the Xpeng G9, despite the fact that it's another great product for the Chinese market.