The latest trading day saw XPeng Inc. Sponsored ADR (XPEV) settling at $19.74, representing a -1% change from its previous close.
Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng delivered 35,045 vehicles in April, sustaining its record of delivering more than 30,000 vehicles for the sixth consecutive month. Leapmotor surpassed the 40,000-unit mark and delivered 41,039 vehicles.
Chinese electric-vehicle makers XPeng, NIO, and Li Auto delivered 92,884 vehicles in April, up 83% year over year.
In the closing of the recent trading day, XPeng Inc. Sponsored ADR (XPEV) stood at $18.60, denoting a -0.37% change from the preceding trading day.
XPEV and LI operate in an intensely competitive environment marked by price wars, technological races, and ambitions for global expansion.
XPeng Inc. Sponsored ADR (XPEV) concluded the recent trading session at $20.80, signifying a +1.61% move from its prior day's close.
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Xpeng is experiencing significant growth, with March 2025 deliveries up 268% YoY, and consistent monthly deliveries over 30,000 units for five months. The company is heavily investing in tech, including smart driving systems and global expansion, despite short-term profitability challenges. Xpeng's path to profitability is uncertain but improving, with better gross margins and a strong cash position to support continued growth.
The CEO of Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng said on Wednesday that the company was bringing 5C fast charging technology to the electric vehicle segment for cars priced at around 200,000 yuan ($27,375).
Chinese EV startup, XPeng, is unfazed by the tariff uncertainties and is maintaining their aggressive global expansion plans. ➡️ At their global brand event in Hong Kong, the first outside mainland China, XPeng's in-house designed Turing AI chip caught everyone's attention as they claim to be more powerful than Nvidia's Drive Orin X.
Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng said on Wednesday that it had done a "thorough analysis" of its supply chain to ensure it would not be impacted by the current turmoil caused by U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs and tensions with China.
Despite recent market volatility driven by trade war headlines, XPEV's core business remains strong and solid.