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Xpeng Motors announced on Monday that it has obtained approval from China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology to hold the highest licensed equity of 50% in both Yidian Chuxing and Zhipeng IoV.
A group of interior photos of Xpeng's new mid-size SUV showed that the new car may be the fourth mass production model of the company.
As competition in the global electric vehicle industry consolidates, many automotive firms and a host of new startups are eyeing what they see as the next frontier for innovation: the sky.
On October 12th, He Xiaopeng, the Chairman of XPeng Motors, posted on Weibo that he visited Volkswagen Group's headquarters in Wolfsburg at the end of September.
Chinese automobile brand GAC Motor released a compact SUV model “Emkoo” on Thursday morning, with a design based on GPMA architecture.
It was reported that a new version of Tesla Model 3 would be fully equipped with an M3P battery made by Chinese industry giant CATL. On August 18, a spokesperson for Tesla China said that this news is just a rumor and is inconsistent with the facts.
Tesla had reportedly removed an electronic control unit in the steering system of its Model 3 and Y vehicles made in Shanghai, in order to cope with the ongoing global chip shortage.
Guangzhou-based EV brand XPeng Motors announced that the XPeng P7, a smart sports sedan, has become its first model to reach the production milestone of 100,000 units.
BYD and its Thai partner, Rêver Automotive, held a launch conference on October 10 for the long-range version of the Yuan Plus electric vehicle model, named the ATTO 3 in overseas markets.
The new car will be equipped with a front face design similar to the new Model 3, and the interior will also be consistent with the new Model 3, also eliminating the gear lever next to the steering wheel and replacing it with screen shifting and button turn signals.
In April, Chinese automakers' delivery results revealed that Li Auto delivered more vehicles than NIO and XPeng combined. Additionally, the new energy vehicle brands of traditional car companies are experiencing a consistent upward trend in sales.
News emerged that RADAR, a new energy vehicle brand, will be released soon. A source within Chinese automaker Geely said that this is a new division for the company's pickup truck business.