#xpeng

#xpeng

Xpeng embraces competition with Tesla in China, leveraging its autonomous technology despite U.S. market barriers.

Xpeng's new low-priced EV, the Mona M03, significantly undercuts Tesla's Model 3, intensifying competition in China's EV market.

Xpeng is transitioning its flying car prototype towards mass production, with a planned rollout starting in 2026.

Xpeng is committed to a long-term strategy in Europe despite new EU tariffs on Chinese EV imports.

China's electric vehicle manufacturers are rapidly expanding in Europe, outpacing their European counterparts.

The EU is set to vote on tariffs against Chinese EVs, citing unfair state support, though industry leaders argue local competition fosters innovation.

Xpeng CEO He Xiaopeng is in the US to experience Tesla's FSD system and compare it with Xpeng's driver-assist system.

Only seven major car companies are likely to survive the Chinese EV market in the next decade, according to Xpeng's CEO.

Overseas competitors like Xpeng are releasing affordable EVs like the MONA M03 while Tesla's plans for a $25,000 model remain undisclosed.

Xpeng unveiling the updated P7+ model without LiDAR technology, transitioning to vision/camera-based autonomous driving setup akin to Tesla.

Xpeng plans to release an all-electric vehicle, the F57, that will solely rely on cameras for self-driving, following Tesla's LiDAR-free strategy.