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Chinese electric vehicle maker XPeng is adjusting its organizational structure. The restructuring started about a week ago and is still in progress. It is expected that new appointments will be announced in the next week.
Chinese EV automaker XPeng Motors announced on July 19 that it has reached a strategic cooperative relationship with China's leading car rental services provider, eHi Car Services.
On Sept. 11, Dr. Gu Junli, vice president of Xpeng Motors, an electric car startup in China, announced in a keynote speech that the company has obtained a Calif...
https://youtu.be/zpP0vPwNosc Unlike traditional automobile brands, XPeng's marketing has always been stylish and energetic as their main focus is to attract ...
XPeng, a Chinese smart electric vehicle company, on January 30 announced that Wang Fengying has been appointed as the new president of the company. Wang previously worked at Great Wall Motor for over 30 years.
Huang Xin, the former director of autonomous driving products at XPeng Motors, has joined NIO. NIO attaches great importance to the independent R&D of autonomous driving technology, so Huang's move was not surprising.
Xpeng Motors, a leading electric vehicle manufacturer in China, responded to a report from an Xpeng car owner that its cars could not connect and charge via the national electric charging grid available throughout China.
Chinese automotive industry blogger nicknamed "Auto Shooter Arui" said on Thursday that he had taken a group of covert road test photos of XPeng's new vehicle model. This model is positioned as a medium-sized SUV.
XPENG AEROHT flying car aims to start mass production in the fourth quarter of 2025, with assembly being handled by Guangdong XPeng.
New energy vehicle manufacturer XPeng Motors announced plans to launch two new color options for its G3i model, during a livestreaming event scheduled for 20:00 on May 20.
Chinese EV maker XPeng officially launched its flagship SUV, the G9, two days ago. However, its complex configuration has exposed the company to much criticism. It has announced an overhaul, which has resulted in a price reduction of 20,000 yuan ($2,805).
A Chinese car blogger recently said that he was misjudged by an automated driving feature due to the size of his eyes. This has triggered several responses from Chinese car companies such as XPeng and NIO.