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XPeng Inc (XPEV) reports strong vehicle deliveries and AI-driven growth, but faces revenue declines and increased costs impacting financial performance.

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

XPeng's X9 led real-world range accuracy and ultra-fast charging in Europe's largest independent EV test, the El Prix, across both summer and winter editions. The results placed the X9 at the top of a 24 vehicle field, highlighting its performance in European driving conditions. For XPeng (NYSE:XPEV), the X9 test results arrive as global EV makers focus on practical range and charging times rather than just lab figures. The company is known for electric vehicles positioned around software,...

X9 impresses in independent Norwegian EV benchmark

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

General Motors is considering using an unproven, but possibly more powerful, battery technology for its electric vehicles. The stock is up on Thursday.

Provost made the remarks at a Brussels industry event, arguing that any EU-China automotive arrangement should prioritise greater localisation of supply chains.

IRON Robot Push Nears Mass Production And Commercialization

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

XPeng (NYSE:XPEV) reported record vehicle deliveries in May. The company highlighted rapidly growing overseas sales, with overseas revenues now forming a meaningful share of results. XPeng plans to start commercial Robotaxi services in Guangzhou by Q3. The company is preparing to ramp up humanoid robot production by year end. XPeng enters this news cycle with its share price at $15.48 and a mixed recent track record. The stock is down 13.5% over the past week and down 24.2% year to date,...

The chief executive of Xpeng said on Wednesday he would personally lead the company’s robotics business, ‌as the Chinese electric vehicle maker — emerging as a ‌frontrunner in humanoid robotics among automakers — pushes toward mass production by year-end. "The (robot) industry is ​becoming increasingly hot and competitive, and we have clearly seen the direction and timing of victory, but it still requires more arduous implementation and extremely high decision-making ability," Xpeng CEO He Xiaopeng said in an internal ‌letter reviewed by Reuters. He ⁠said the decision to take on the role of "CEO" of the robotics unit, effective immediately, comes "on the eve ⁠of mass production and commercialisation" of Xpeng's humanlike IRON robots, which debuted last year.

XPeng Inc. (NYSE:XPEV) is one of the best long term stocks to buy under $20. XPeng Inc. (NYSE:XPEV) announced its vehicle delivery results for May 2026 on June 1. The company delivered a total of 32,158 vehicles in May, reflecting a 4% increase from the prior month. Management stated that the company’s electric vehicles delivered […]

NIO targets positive non-GAAP operating profit in 2026, backed by disciplined R&D spending, higher efficiency and plans to improve operating leverage.

NIO is strengthening its premium brand appeal in China with higher ASPs, growing market share and a user-focused ecosystem that supports differentiation.

Tesla retail sales in China grew 22% year-over-year in May, ending a two-month decline. Tesla stock rose modestly early Monday after diving last week.

Tesla China sales jumped almost 40% in May as its FSD software rolled out globally. Here's why TSLA stock still belongs on your watch list now.

XPeng stock reaction and recent performance snapshot XPeng (NYSE:XPEV) has drawn fresh attention after recent trading, with the stock closing at US$15.95. The move comes against a mixed return profile, including a decline over the past 3 months. See our latest analysis for XPeng. The recent 1-day share price decline of 5.12% and year to date share price return of down 21.93% sit against a mixed longer record, with the 3-year total shareholder return up 79.82% but the 5-year total shareholder...

Xianming Liu, head of XPeng's General Intelligence Center, told Electrek that the company spends roughly RMB 300 million a month training AI models for autonomous driving.

NIO targets 17-18% vehicle margins despite rising EV costs, leaning on high-margin ES8/ES9 models, pricing discipline and supply-chain efforts.

XPeng Inc. (NYSE:XPEV) is one of the 10 Best Asian Stocks with Huge Upside Potential. On May 28, 2026, Macquarie analyst Eugene Hsiao upgraded XPeng Inc. (NYSE:XPEV) to Outperform from Neutral with an unchanged $19 price target after the company’s Q1 results. Hsiao cited XPeng’s margin-driven beat, including over 2 billion yuan in other revenue […]

BYD tapped the Chinese state-backed company, Sinopec, to help it build a larger charging network than Tesla.

XPeng Inc. recently reported that it delivered 32,158 vehicles in May 2026, a 4% month-on-month increase, as the company continued to highlight the environmental benefits of its smart EV lineup. The May update also showcased XPeng’s technology push, with the GX SUV launch and its L4 robotaxi prototype underscoring the company’s focus on advanced autonomous driving. We’ll now examine how May’s sequential delivery growth, supported by the GX SUV launch and autonomy progress, affects XPeng’s...

NIO's May deliveries surge 62.3% Y/Y to 37,705 vehicles as new ONVO and ES9 launches support its Q2 goal of 110,000-115,000 deliveries.

Tesla stock fell more than 4.5% on Monday after OpenAI appeared to revive its robotics business. On Tuesday, the stock recovered slightly, in part due to promising deliveries from its factory in Shanghai.

XPeng Wins Investor Attention With Strong May Delivery Growth

NIO's deliveries jumped 62% in May as new models gain traction, boosting margins and fueling hopes that its path to profitability can continue.

FEATURE Shares of NIO and XPeng started the month with a bang. Li Auto stock even got a tiny boost despite falling delivery numbers. Combined, the three Chinese EV makers delivered 103,213 cars in May, up 6% year over year.

Chinese EV companies are in the middle of a major international push as they try to rival Tesla's global success.

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

Chinese EV Rivals Split After Earnings as XPeng Impresses and Li Auto Stumbles