VW's First Car Made With Xpeng Isn't Popular. Here's Why It Matters The ID. Unyx 08 was supposed to help turn around Volkswagen in China. Instead, it struggles to move more than 250 units per month. InsideEVs · Oct 24
This Chinese EV Is Now Made In Europe. More Are Coming Stellantis is building Leapmotor’s B10 electric crossover in Spain, with a second model ready to join it next year. InsideEVs · Oct 20
Volkswagen bet on Xpeng to save its China business. It's not going to plan Volkswagen’s ID. UNYX 08 electric SUV sold poorly, achieving only 267 units per month since its launch. The automaker initially aimed for 3,622 monthly sales but consistently missed this target. Local competitors have gained an advantage by offering advanced technology at lower prices, which has hindered Volkswagen's sales efforts. Despite… The Economic Times · Oct 20
Chinese And European Car Companies Both Brought Their A-Game To The Paris Auto Show The number of EV models has exploded, many of them affordable. That’s a good thing, no matter who is making the cars. InsideEVs · Oct 17
Xpeng Thinks It Can Outsell Ford In Europe Chinese automaker Xpeng believes that it can more than double its global sales by 2030, with half of all vehicles being sold in Europe. InsideEVs · Oct 14
2026 Paris Motor Show: Western carmakers face steep competition from Chinese rivals The Paris Motor Show roars into gear this Monday, with over 200 auto sector brands showcasing their latest models and innovations. Chinese brands like BYD, Xpeng and Zeekr are among those present and getting lots of attention as their market share has surged in the past few years. In this… France 24 · Oct 12
New electric Volkswagen ID. Polo wins its first award as EVs dominate German Car of the Year BMW, Skoda, Renault, Kia, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Geely, Xpeng and Hyundai electric cars all win, with the Porsche 911 Turbo the only non-EV winner The Independent UK · Sep 22
‘Substantially Higher Than a Car’: XPeng’s CEO on What Each Robot Could Earn. First It Has to Survive a Brutal Price War. XPeng wants to license its car tech to more automakers, but the timing reveals a stalling vehicle business increasingly propped up by high-margin tech deals. Barchart · Sep 21
China's Xpeng plans to offer tech solutions to foreign automakers The company plans to offer its electrical and electronic architecture, cockpit systems, Turing AI chips, and advanced-driver assistance software to other firms, the source said. Potential partners could also include foreign software developers and automobile suppliers. The Economic Times · Sep 17
China's EV Boom Is Losing Steam. Carmakers Are Now Pouring Money Into Humanoid Robots. Automakers can reuse technology, factories and supply chains developed for electric vehicles, but demand for humanoid robots outside their own operations remains limited. International Business Times · Sep 9
XPeng’s Robotics Unit Raised Over $900 Million at a $6.3 Billion Valuation. What This Means for XPEV Stock. XPeng’s robotics unit raised more than $900 million at a valuation above $6.3 billion, giving the company a potential growth engine beyond its struggling electric-vehicle business. Barchart · Aug 26
XPeng’s Top Secret AI Robotics Program Outshines EV Woes XPeng shares fell near $11 on an automotive sales miss, but a $900 million funding round valuing its Dogotix robotics unit at $6.3 billion suggests the market may be undervaluing the company's EV business. MarketBeat · Aug 25
A $900 Million Reason to Be Excited About XPEV Stock, Even After Disappointing Earnings Results Xpeng stock sank today on disappointing earnings and guidance. But robotics business news makes XPEV shares worth buying on the dip. Barchart · Aug 24
Xpeng's robotics unit valued at over $6.3 billion after record funding round The proceeds will be used to develop robotics hardware and software, train and refine physical AI models, collect high-quality data, build end-to-end mass-production facilities, and support global expansion, the company said. CEO He Xiaopeng announced in June that he would personally lead the robotics business. The Economic Times · Aug 24
The Economic Times · Aug 22 Tesla, eight other automakers recall record 4.3 million vehicles in China Tesla and eight automakers are recalling 4.3 million vehicles in China. This recall addresses concerns about doors being difficult to open in emergencies. The remedies include software updates and improved warning labels for door handles. This action marks China's largest automotive recall to date. Regulators are increasing scrutiny of safety…
Barchart · Aug 20 Ahead of Xpeng Earnings, Here's What Barchart Data Says Comes Next for XPEV Stock Xpeng is set to report its fiscal Q2 earnings on Aug. 24. Here’s how the data suggests you should play XPEV shares at current levels.
Barchart · Aug 12 After Plunging 40% This Year, XPeng Bets on Physical AI to Help Turn the Tide XPeng's stock is trading near 52-week lows. Can physical AI help XPEV stock recover?
Barchart · Aug 10 Dear XPeng Stock Fans, Mark Your Calendars for August 24 XPeng heads into its August 24 earnings with plenty to prove as investors look for signs of a potential turnaround in XPEV.
InsideEVs · Jul 30 Even China’s Truck Makers Are Building EVs In Europe Now SuperPanther and Sinotruk are now assembling electric trucks in Austria, thanks to a local contract manufacturing company.
T3 · Jul 24 The XPeng L03 is here to take on Tesla – and everyone else, too XPeng’s latest UK car is an SUV available as an EV or a range-extended hybrid
AAP · Jul 21 Robot dealership agents in EV maker's Australian pitch Humanoid greeters in car dealerships and flying vehicles are among the latest pitches from a Chinese EV maker trying to crack the Australian market.
TechRadar · Jul 20 Xpeng claims China is close to making a Tesla Model Y beater — but my experience suggests it'll fall short for two big reasons Can Xpeng really beat the Tesla Model Y? After driving both, I have doubts
InsideEVs · Jul 18 The Xpeng L03 Aims To Take On Europe And Undercut Tesla This Chinese SUV has integrated Google Maps and FSD-like capability, all for about $3,500 cheaper than a Tesla Model Y.
Barchart · Jul 14 Financials, Growth Back Up the Robotaxi Ambitions for XPeng Stock as Its CEO Tests a Fully Driverless Ride XPeng's CEO just rode in his own driverless car. Here's what the milestone means for the EV maker's robotaxi and AI ambitions.
InsideEVs · Jul 6 After EV Batteries, China Wants To Dominate Car Brains Too Several Chinese carmakers are developing their own smart-driving chips, aiming to cut costs, move faster, and rely less on Nvidia or Qualcomm.