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When the founders of XPeng and Li Auto, two famed Chinese EV startups within a trio that also includes NIO, were busy interacting with each other on social media during a marketing relay for their newest EV lineups, NIO's founder kept a low profile.
Less than two weeks before announcing a $500 million series C+ round of financing, Xpeng Motors has once again raised $300 million in financing, Chinese tech media 36Kr reported, citing a source with knowledge of the matter.
On July 8, the China Passenger Car Association released its analysis of the national passenger vehicle market in June this year. The data shows that retail sales of passenger vehicles reached 1.943 million units in June, up 22.6% year-on-year.
On September 5, Xpeng Motors, a Chinese electric vehicle company, kicked off the delivery of its Xpeng G3 2020 Edition SUV at the Chengdu Motor Show, less than two months after the initial presentation of this new high-performance iteration of its G3 series.
On April 9th, XPeng Motors announced that nearly a thousand XPeng G9 vehicles have been shipped to Germany. This is the largest overseas shipment in XPeng Motors' history.
Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com, Inc. signed an agreement with Xpeng Motors on Tuesday, providing Xpeng’s customers with services for their electric vehicles.
On March 17, Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer XPeng released its previous year-end financial report. Its total revenue for 2022 was 26.86 billion yuan ($3.89 billion), representing a 28% increase from the previous year.
Li Xiang, Chairman and CEO of Li Auto, expressed on Weibo, "NIO, XPeng, and Li Auto have never fabricated or falsely reported any financing."
XPeng Motors announced on Tuesday that as of this week, the firm has officially delivered over 200,000 units. Following NIO, XPeng is now the second Chinese new automobile manufacturer to reach the milestone.
The rising price of 95 RON gasoline in China sparked extensive online discussion on Tuesday, including comments posted to Weibo by XPeng Motors CEO He Xiaopeng.
As the new year commences, China's top electric vehicle manufacturers have been announcing their delivery volume for the final month and entire year of 2022, a challenging period marked by repeated pandemic-induced lockdowns and supply chain shortages.
Chinese electric vehicle company XPeng Motors announced on Tuesday that its charging service has become the first in the industry to reach 337 cities across China.