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Recently, some netizens posted on Chinese social media platforms that the new energy quota approval for XPeng's P7 and P5 models has been stopped since July, due to its violation of Shanghai New Energy Office's policies.
On February 18, XPeng Motors CEO He Xiaopeng sent a letter to all employees. There will be two new cars in 2024, with plans for around 30 products within three years.
Chinese new energy vehicle firm XPeng Motors is reportingly conducting organizational restructuring and layoffs across many departments.
On April 17th, XPeng Motors and Volkswagen Group officially signed the EEA Strategic Cooperation Framework Agreement. The official referred to it as a new milestone in the strategic cooperation between the two parties.
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer XPeng Motors revealed its latest EV architecture on April 16. The company aims to achieve a balance between cost, efficiency, experience, and globalization with the new SEPA 2.0 platform.
Xpeng Motors formally filed an initial public offering with the SEC in the early morning of August 8 to list its shares on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the symbol “XPEV.”
Reports have surfaced that Chinese electric vehicle maker XPeng Motors recently started a self-developed batteries project. The firm later denied the rumors.
Chinese EV maker XPeng revealed its 4th production model, the G9 Flagship SUV, for the Chinese market on September 21. The G9 will start from 309,900 yuan up to 469,900 yuan with the first deliveries for customers in China expected to be in October.
According to statistics released by the China Passenger Car Association Cars (CPCA) on Friday, the sales volume of domestic passenger cars reached 1.354 million units in May, down 16.9% year-on-year.
A group of China's top new energy vehicle makers including NIO, XPeng Motors and Li Auto have all been researching the development of their own automated driving chips.
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers have recently reported their delivery volumes for March, showing that the auto market in China began to recover in March as demand for cars increased.
Chinese electric vehicle makers scrambled to unveil their delivery volumes for the month of July on August 1, including NIO, Li Auto, XPeng, Geely-backed Zeekr, and others.