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In order to achieve faster and long-term development, various personnel changes and organizational adjustments have recently taken place at Li Auto and XPeng, two Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers.
According to data released by the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) on Tuesday, the wholesale sales volume of Tesla's Shanghai factory in China in September was 56,006 vehicles, up 27% month-on-month and 394% year-on-year.
Chinese smartphone giant vivo announced on Monday that it has completed the digital adaptation of sensorless car keys with Tesla, and its functions will cover all models supporting Jovi InCar, including the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y.
An owner of XPeng vehicle and a former employee of the company posted an article on his social media account saying that the XPeng P7 he drove had repeatedly experienced power outages and offline problems.
Li Auto announced the "Li ONE Delivery Plan" to customers on its official app on Thursday. Customers can choose the model they like and additional customizations at a later time.
A recent screenshot circulated on a Chinese network showed that an anonymous user posted a message saying, "All the manufacturing factories that have worked for XPeng Motors are selling materials at low prices in the past few days.”
Chinese automotive maker XPeng Motors announced that the launch event of its medium and large SUV G9 is scheduled for September 21.
Zvision, a provider of vehicle-level MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems) lidar solutions, announced on Monday its completion of several hundred million yuan in a Pre-C round of financing, led by XPeng Motors.
A Chinese vehicle owner attested on domestic social media on October 10 that when he was charging his XPeng EV at the company's own facility, he found that a QR code for Li Auto had been posted in the lower left-hand corner of the operation guide.
On December 6th, XPeng Motors announced that Volkswagen's investment in XPeng has been completed, with a subscription amount of approximately $705.6 million.
XPeng, a leading Chinese electric vehicle company, on November 30 announced its unaudited financial results for the third quarter of 2022. Its total revenues were 6.82 billion yuan ($0.96 billion) for the third quarter, representing a year-on-year increase of 19.3%.
Chinese EV upstart Xpeng Motors announced on November 13 the signing of a Series C capital funding of $400 million from a group of strategic and institutional investors.