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Xpeng aims to sell 100,000 cars in 2021
Xpeng Motors is aiming for 100,000 sales in 2021, implying a 270 percent increase over last year, according to a March 31 report by LatePost.
Xpeng delivers 5,102 vehicles in March, up 130% from February
Xpeng Motors delivered 5,102 vehicles in March, up 384 percent from a year ago and 130 percent from the previous month, according to figures released today by the Chinese electric vehicle company.
Xpeng CEO welcomes Xiaomi as a peer
Xpeng Motors CEO He Xiaopeng took to Weibo on March 31 to welcome Xiaomi as a peer, after the smartphone giant officially announced its entry into China's increasingly crowded car-making industry.
Xpeng applies for patent for Bluetooth calling in vehicles
The patent's listening method allows in-vehicle applications to obtain status information about Bluetooth calls without the use of additional protocols, the description shows.
Here's why Chinese EV trio stocks fall pre-market
Official media skepticism about the industry could be a major reason.
Nio, Xpeng reportedly have filed for secondary listing in Hong Kong
Nio and Xpeng Motors have submitted listing applications to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, while Li Auto has not yet submitted an application, local media cls.cn said, citing sources familiar with the matter.
Xpeng completes 3,000 km NGP challenge with over 90% success rate on most roads
Chinese electric vehicle company Xpeng Motors announced Saturday that it has completed the 3000km Navigation Guided Pilot (NGP) long-distance challenge, with a success rate of over 90% on most roads.
Xpeng CEO says he spent his early days as an entrepreneur borrowing money every week
He also said that the most impressive thing at that time was the RMB 100,000 SME Technology Support Fund from the Tianhe District Government of Guangzhou.
Deutsche Bank reiterates Buy rating and $48 price target on Xpeng
In the long term, Xpeng management expects the price of XPILOT to increase in the future, beyond the current RMB 20,000 yuan.
Nio, Li Auto and Xpeng reportedly hire banks to prepare for Hong Kong listings
Nio has contacted Credit Suisse and Morgan Stanley to offer 5 percent of its total share capital in Hong Kong, the report said, citing sources who added that Nio could also go public in China's A-share market.