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Xpeng debuts full exterior of G3i SUV, hints at multiple color options
Xpeng hinted that the model will be available in more colors, similar to what many Chinese smartphone manufacturers are doing now, and is expected to win over more young consumers.
Xpeng reportedly guides HK listing pricing at HK$165 per share
Xpeng Motors has guided its Hong Kong listing pricing at HK$165 per share, Bloomberg reported Wednesday. That sits below the company's previously announced maximum offering price of HK$180.
Xpeng's cumulative sales revenue in Norway has exceeded $15 million
Although still a small percentage of its total revenue, Norway's contribution to Xpeng Motors' revenue is no longer negligible.
Xpeng unveils some design details of G3i
As the G3i, a facelift of its compact SUV G3, gets closer to launch, Xpeng Motors has released more information about the vehicle.
Xpeng's new SUV G3i said to go on sale on July 9
The new car will continue to be available in 460-kilometer as well as 520-kilometer range versions, the same as the current G3.
Xpeng's Hong Kong share offering has been 2 times oversubscribed
As of 2 pm local time Monday, Xpeng recorded a margin subscription of HK$2.32 billion.
Xpeng expected to start formal trading in Hong Kong on July 7
Xpeng is expected to announce on July 6 the number of placements received by investors, who can then trade on the grey market from 16:15-18:30 Beijing Time on the same day.
Xpeng plans global offering of 85 million new shares, including 4.25 million in Hong Kong
Xpeng Motors has applied to trade in Hong Kong under the ticker symbol "9868," saying the maximum offer price for the Hong Kong public offering will be HK$180 per share or US$23.19, which is equivalent to US$46.39 per ADS.
Xpeng passes HKEx listing hearing
Chinese electric vehicle company Xpeng Motors has passed its listing hearing at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, a filing shows.
Xpeng reportedly gets approval to list in Hong Kong
Xpeng Motors has received approval from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange to list there, raising $1.1 billion in capital, the South China Morning Post reported Wednesday.