Xpeng Delivers 37,709 Vehicles in September, Up 169% YoY
XPeng has achieved 71.5% of its 2025 sales target of 380,000 vehicles.
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XPeng has achieved 71.5% of its 2025 sales target of 380,000 vehicles.
The aluminum-ceramic brake disc achieves a 40-60% reduction in weight, effectively improves the vehicle’s vibration characteristics, and contributes to overall automotive lightweighting.
Leapmotor has become the next pioneer in the global expansion of new energy vehicle manufacturers.
As multiple Chinese automakers make progress in self-developing chips, the autonomous driving chip market will no longer rely entirely on traditional chip suppliers.
The all-new XPeng P7, launched with four variants and aggressive pricing, achieves 10,000 bookings quickly, competing with Xiaomi’s SU7 in performance and technology.
From August 1 to 24, retail sales of new energy vehicles reached 727,000 units, while wholesale sales hit 711,000 units, reflecting significant year-on-year growth.
NIO’s monthly sales are expected to reach 40,000 to 50,000 units starting in October.
The ONVO L90 reached 8,942 vehicle deliveries in 25 days, with a record 2,542 last week. It will showcase new features at the Chengdu Auto Show.
In China’s new energy vehicle market during Week 34 of 2025, BYD led sales, while Tesla fell to fifth. Startups like Leapmotor and HIMA showed growth.
The debate on autonomous driving tech persists, with Musk favoring pure vision and Khosrowshahi advocating LiDAR. Cost reductions may lead to future integrations of both systems.