Chinese carmaker XPeng is getting close to bringing its AeroHT consumer eVTOL concept to market, thanks to a $250 million ...

Chinese EV maker XPeng plans to hire 8,000 workers this year, with stock surging 52% YTD. It targets global expansion and ...

XPeng, the Chinese company behind the car, isn't just making minivans, it's also dabbling in flying cars and robotics ...

Xpeng Motors has officially entered a new chapter in its global journey with the first locally produced XPENG X9 delivered at ...

Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng's planned hires for this year have been revised up to 8,000 from 6,000, founder He ...

Xpeng confirmed that Indonesia has become its first overseas production location, representing a key milestone in the ...

XPeng Inc. Sponsored ADR (XPEV) closed the most recent trading day at $18.40, moving -2.85% from the previous trading session. This move lagged the S&P 500's daily loss of 0.3%. Meanwhile, the Dow ...

XPeng, meanwhile, is doubling down on full-stack intelligence. Its AI Hawkeye Visual Solution and XOS 5.4 operating system showcase an integrated approach to smart driving.

Xpeng’s financial performance has also been tough. For Q2, the company posted its widest-ever net loss since going public, while its vehicle gross margins came in at negative 8.6%, down from 9% ...

XPeng also still has a strong balance sheet to weather any storm with cash, cash equivalents, restricted cash, time deposits, and short-term investments of ~$5.55 billion (RMB 38.25b).

Xpeng is counting on the technology to attract customers after its car sales fell more than 40% to 11,228 in the first two months of the year, underperforming the overall EV segment in China.

In 2021, XPENG delivered over 98,000 vehicles to its customers, which is obviously small potatoes compared to Tesla’s current volume. Most of these sales were in China, and Gu claims this ranks ...