Chinese electric automaker Xpeng has officially opened a showroom at Crown Sydney, where it will display its latest EVs.

An extreme discount war on electric vehicles has Beijing worried about a race to the bottom and damage to its international “Made in China” brand.

Morgan Stanley views the G7, powered by the in-house developed AI Turing chip, which XPeng launched at a pre-sale price of ...

Standby Australia, XPeng has just given notice that it’s about to launch the G7 electric SUV, which will rival the likes of ...

Apart from hefty price discounts, carmakers are offering more bells and whistles in their latest models to stand out from the ...

US-listed Chinese EV trio NIO, Xpeng Motos, and Li Auto become increasingly divided on their paths toward maturity and deep ...

Morgan Stanley analyst Tim Hsiao maintained a Buy rating on XPeng, Inc. Class A (9868 – Research Report) today and set a price target of HK$108.00. The company’s shares closed ...

Aito, supported by Seres and powered by Huawei’s in-car technology, reported 44,454 deliveries, also a monthly record. On May 30, the company launched its ultra-luxury Maextro S800 sedan with a ...

BYD has led the bruising war that has engulfed China’s auto industry. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Leapmotor and Aito hit record EV sales in May as BYD holds lead, but China's price war and global tariffs pose new risks.

XPENG has launched the MONA M03 Max, a new electric hatchback priced at $20,000 (RMB 150,000) in China. It’s the only EV in this price range that offers city-level AI smart driving without any ...