XPeng P7+ Range-Extended Version Spotted in MIIT Filing, Featuring 1.5T Engine
The XPeng P7+ is the automaker’s latest model to join its “dual powertrain” lineup, following the G7 and X9.
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Tesla’s Model 3/Y “Standard” Debut: Can It Still Sell with $4 k Price Drop and Stripped Features?
Tesla has launched new entry-level Standard variants for Model 3 and Y, featuring significant cuts in equipment and design, while retaining core performance.
NIO’s Intelligent Driving Product & Experience Head Huang Xin Departs, Joins Momenta as Vice President
Huang Xin(Harry Wong), Head of Intelligent Driving Product and Experience at NIO, has officially resigned recently. According to exclusive information…
September Sales Released: Leapmotor Nears 70k Units, NIO & Xpeng Hit New Highs!
Which Brand Will Gain More Momentum During the “Golden September & Silver October” Auto Sales Peak?
China NEV Weekly Sales Ranking (Week 39): Tesla Hits 19.3K, Xiaomi 11K, NIO Inc. 10.8K
Week 39 data indicate that leading NEV brands in China are consolidating their market positions, while rising deliveries of new models provide momentum for emerging brands.
Xpeng’s MONA M03 Hits 180,000 Deliveries in 13 Months
Compared with the 150,000-unit milestone announced in late July, the MONA M03 added 30,000 deliveries in just over two months.
XPeng, Alibaba Cloud Sign Post-Quantum Security Pact, New P7 First to Feature Tech
This marks the first application of this cutting-edge technology in the smart vehicle sector.
XPeng’s All-New P7 Hits 10,000 Units in Less Than a Month Since Launch
The new XPeng P7, launched on August 27, is available in four variants, with prices ranging from RMB 219,800 to RMB 301,800 ($30,800 – $42,300).
CATL Revives High-Nickel Batteries as Leapmotor, Xiaomi Plan 80 kWh EREVs
Leapmotor’s new D19, Xiaomi’s first EREV, and a new plug-in hybrid from GWM are all expected to carry 80 kWh high-capacity battery packs.
Xpeng Charging Stations Debut in Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand, Connecting Over 3,800 Chargers
XPeng has connected its charging services to a network of more than 3,800 chargers in Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand, covering over 30% of Singapore’s public charging market.