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 surges 10% in Hong Kong as City NGP rolls out and G9 launch nears

    Xpeng's City NGP is already available in Guangzhou in pilot form, while its flagship G9 SUV will be officially launched a day later.

  • Xpeng G9 online launch to begin at 7 pm Beijing time on Sept 21

    Xpeng is expected to announce the price of the G9, which in the opinion of analysts will be the most important factor for the market to gauge the model's sales prospects.

  • Xpeng launches Tesla FSD-like City NGP in Guangzhou on pilot basis

    The trial run of City NGP may help improve the extremely bearish investor sentiment about Xpeng stock.

  • Xpeng shares could see temporary rally with G9's launch, says Deutsche Bank

    If Xpeng management comes up with an attractive pricing strategy for the G9 and offers a higher number of pre-orders, its shares should react positively, according to Edison Yu.

  • Xpeng G9 to be officially launched in China on Sept 21

    Pricing information for the Xpeng G9 has not yet been released, and analysts believe this will be the most important factor for the market to gauge the G9's sales prospects.

  • Xpeng delivers 9,578 vehicles in Aug, down 17% from July

    From January to August, Xpeng delivered 90,085 vehicles, up 96 percent from 45,992 vehicles in the same period last year.

  • Xpeng G9 review: A sporty SUV with loads of space, only thing left is pricing

    Xpeng claims it's the best SUV under 500,000rmb (~$73K) pitting it against the likes of the Nio ES7 & Li Auto L9.

  • Deutsche Bank cuts Xpeng price target to $33, citing painful strategic transition

    Yu's team maintained its Buy rating on Xpeng, saying they believe Xpeng's assisted driving technology is undervalued over the long term.

  • Xpeng falls to record low in Hong Kong after disappointing Q3 guidance

    Xpeng has fallen a cumulative 64 percent so far this year in Hong Kong. Li Auto has fallen a cumulative 11 percent so far this year. Nio has fallen 11 percent since listing in Hong Kong on March 10.

  • Xpeng Q2 earnings call: New model to be launched in H1 next year to take on Tesla Model Y

    Xpeng will also launch a C-class model in the second half of next year to bring an ultimate experience to a user base that needs more space and comfort.