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XPeng is discussing technology and chip partnerships with more automakers.

Mars Finance reported on September 17 that, regarding Xpeng’s technology cooperation with other automakers, He Xiaopeng, chairman and CEO of Xpeng Motors, said: “German automakers and German industrial companies have many areas that are worth learning from seriously. Xpeng is also communicating with Volkswagen about more cooperation, and is discussing technology, chip, and other cooperation with more automakers and non-automotive companies. We will make announcements when the timing is right. At next month’s Paris Motor Show, we may announce several new cases of Xpeng’s overseas cooperation, and perhaps we will see them implemented in the fourth quarter.” (Yicai)
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RarityHunter
4 hours ago
Volkswagen has made a prudent move, and XPeng’s ability to export its technology can be said to have won recognition from major international automakers.
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ScalpSurfer
4 hours ago
From investee to technology provider, XPeng has transformed rapidly in recent years, and we look forward to its overseas use cases being implemented.
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SwingDiver
4 hours ago
The Paris Motor Show will reveal the truth; the fourth quarter will be crucial in determining whether the overseas expansion can succeed.
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LiqObserver
4 hours ago
Learn lean manufacturing from German automakers, then sell autonomous driving solutions back to them—a smart business model.
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GangsterFloor
5 hours ago
First Review
Chip partnerships are the focus, as automakers are now all competing for influence over the supply chain.
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