About XPeng Inc. American depositary shares (XPEV)
Xpeng Inc. is a Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer that focuses on designing, developing, and producing smart electric cars that integrate advanced technology features. The company aims to enhance the driving experience through innovations such as autonomous driving capabilities, smart connectivity, and performance-driven engineering. Xpeng offers a range of electric vehicles that appeal to tech-savvy consumers seeking sustainable transportation solutions, while also working on expanding its presence in both domestic and international markets. The brand is committed to pushing the boundaries of automotive technology and sustainability, positioning itself as a key player in the rapidly evolving electric vehicle industry. Read More
Chinese electric vehicle (EV) stocks NIO (NYSE: NIO) and Li Auto (NASDAQ: LI) slipped Friday following news that Beijing plans to implement stricter regulations on EV exports.
Xpeng Inc. (NYSE: XPEV) surged over 4.36% in Friday’s premarket and recorded a 5.4% spike in its Hong Kong-listed shares. It's currently trading at $22.90 in pre-market, according to Benzinga Pro data.
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Elon Musk's increasingly overt political engagements have cast a long shadow over Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA), leading to a significant downturn in its stock performance and raising serious concerns about brand integrity and investor confidence. The electric vehicle giant, long a darling of the market, saw its shares plummet by nearly
The global electric vehicle (EV) market is undergoing a significant recalibration, as an initial surge in demand gives way to a more measured, yet still growing, adoption curve. This shift is marked by a noticeable softening in consumer enthusiasm, particularly in key Western markets, even as overall EV sales continue
Wall Street rallied to record highs after the Fed's rate cut, while Meta launched new smart glasses, Nvidia teamed with Intel on chips, and big names like General Mills, FedEx, and Darden reported earnings.
Chinese tech stocks rallied as bets on AI lift sentiment. Alibaba, Baidu, JD, PDD, NIO, Li Auto, and XPeng stocks all rose, showing renewed confidence in China's tech and EV sectors.
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) faced a challenging second quarter in 2025, reporting a significant 12% year-over-year decline in overall revenues to $22.5 billion, primarily due to substantial headwinds in its core automotive business. The electric vehicle giant's traditional cash cow saw a notable drop in revenue, net income, operating income,
Xpeng has kicked off local manufacturing in Europe with G6 and G9 SUVs rolling off Magna Steyr’s assembly line in Graz, Austria, while also planning an R&D hub in Munich as part of its broader regional push.
Fed-cut optimism kept markets rallying as iPhone 17 underwhelmed, Oracle posted mixed Q1, Microsoft doubled down on AI chips, and macro signals stayed muddled.
Scaringe also outlined the company’s autonomy roadmap, stating that the $45,000 R2 will transition from highway-only self-driving to “hands-free everywhere” and eventually “eyes-off” capability by 2028.
