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XPeng plans to issue 48 million additional ADSs, up from 40 million previously planned
XPeng priced its follow-on offering of the ADS at $45 each, representing a 7.6% discount to its last closing price of $48.69.
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XPeng denies rumor that it resells vehicles to used car dealers at low prices
A user recently claimed on a short video platform that XPeng resold some of its vehicles to a used car itsss at low prices. The Chinese electric car company responded yesterday tha
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XPeng announces plan to issue 40 million additional ADSs, stock down up to 10% pre-market
On December 2, Li Auto filed an F-1 with the SEC for the issuance of 47 million additional ADSs for net proceeds of approximately $1.62 billion.
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Chip shortage haunts Chinese automakers, will NIO, XPeng and Li Auto be affected?
A spokesperson for NIO told cnTechPost in Chinese which translated as "there is no impact at this time, NIO has been prepared in advance."
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XPeng says first batch of G3 SUVs arrives in Norway
The first batch of XPeng G3 SUVs has arrived in Norway more than two months after Tesla’s Chinese rival XPeng Motors started shipping the first 100 of its electric cars to Europe.
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Chinese audio platform LIZI surges 100% after announcing co-op with XPeng
LIZHI (NASDAQ: LIZI), a leading online UGC audio community and interactive audio entertainment platform in China, saw its shares double after announcing its cooperation with Tesla&
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Meet the company that could be dragging NIO, XPeng, and Li Auto shares down
NIO, Li Auto, and XPeng continue to bleed due to the short-selling of Kandi.
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XPeng delivers 4,224 vehicles in Nov, up 342% year-on-year
XPeng's November deliveries reached 4,224 units, up 342 percent year-over-year, the Chinese electric vehicle company said today.
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NIO, Li Auto, XPeng, who has the edge over Tesla?
Whether it's the XPeng P7, Li ONE, or NIO's ES8 and EC6, their prices overlap with or are higher than those of the China-made Tesla Model 3.
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XPeng CEO hints Tesla will lose in autopilot field in China
"Starting next year, in the Chinese autopilot field, you have to be prepared to be beaten by us to find out where the East is," XPeng CEO He Xiaopeng said.
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