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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

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

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.

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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

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

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

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…

The Economic Times

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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

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

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.

Barchart

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.

InsideEVs

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

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.

AAP

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

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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

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

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.

Barchart

Dear XPeng Stock Fans, Mark Your Calendars for July 2

The EV maker will launch the MONA L03 in China today.

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The Guardian - UK

EV prices in UK and EU not likely to dive due to Chinese rivalry, says Xpeng boss

Brian Gu says he sees Chinese car firms competing on quality rather than launching price war as at home

Barchart

XPeng Is Getting Serious About Physical AI as Its CEO Takes Over the Robotics Division

XPeng is set to mass-produce its humanoid robots under the leadership of its CEO.

Barchart

Xpeng Is Betting Big on Physical AI. Here’s Why You Should Buy XPEV Stock.

Xpeng recently showcased its in-house AI model VLA2.0, which is being deployed at scale.

Barchart

Xpeng’s AI Progress Should Give XPEV Stock a Big Boost in the Long Term

Given Xpeng's considerable progress when it comes to technology, the valuation of XPEV stock appears to be very low.

MarketBeat

XPENG Q1 Earnings Call Highlights

XPENG (NYSE:XPEV) said it expects a sharp rebound in second-quarter deliveries after a weaker first quarter, while management outlined a broader push to position the company around “physical AI” applications including advanced driver assistance, Robotaxis and humanoid robots. Co-founder, Chairman a

International Business Times UK

Western Carmakers in Trouble as Companies Battle to Keep Up With the Chinese EV Boom

China's rapid advancements in electric vehicles and automotive technology are challenging Western and Japanese carmakers, reshaping the global automotive industry and sparking a race for technological dominance.

InsideEVs

Legacy Automakers Show Us That They’re Fighting Back In China

Partnerships with Chinese car brands and new products have helped turn the tides of non-Chinese automakers in China.

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