Ford to use Renault tech, plants to battle cheap Chinese EVs in Europe ○
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A Ford-Renault partnership to produce smaller European EVs aims to fend off rising competition from Chinese rivals like BYD, Changan and Xpeng.
3 months ago
CNBC's The China Connection newsletter: Xpeng attempts a global transformation ○
What a trip to Chinese electric car company Xpeng's new headquarters shows about how the automaker's international ambitions.
Here are Tuesday's biggest analyst calls: Tesla, Nike, CoreWeave, Instacart, Xpeng, ViaSat and & more ○
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Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Tuesday.
Xpeng to let other carmakers use its partly-autonomous driving system ○
Chinese electric car company Xpeng said German automaker Volkswagen would be the first client for its new driver-assist system.
Chinese EV maker Xpeng to launch robotaxis, humanoid robots with self-developed AI chips ○
Chinese electric car company Xpeng is following in Tesla's footsteps by moving into robotaxis and humanoid robots.
Xpeng tops over 40,000 monthly deliveries again as its mass market strategy plays out ⊕
While all other EV makers saw fluctuations in its deliveries, Xpeng builds a slow and steady momentum over the last 12 months without a single decline this year
5 months ago
Chinese EV players take fight to legacy European automakers on their home turf ○
Chinese electric carmakers Xpeng and GAC this week signalled aggressive expansion plans in Europe.
Chinese EV maker Xpeng eyes global launch of mass-market Mona brand in 2026 ○
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Xpeng plans to launch its mass-market Mona brand outside of China, CEO He Xiaopeng told CNBC.
China's EV maker deliveries rebound, buoyed by cheaper new models ○
BYD's sales rebounded in August, while Nio, Leapmotor, and Xpeng achieved new delivery records.
6 months ago
Chinese car maker launches odd new feature to relieve road rage ○
Xpeng has debuted the 'Road Rage Reliever'. At the press of a button, drivers can fling anything from virtual angry faces, flip-flops and even pigs at an offending motorist. Here's how it works...