
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer Xpeng is facing significant challenges as it navigates a competitive landscape marked by a prolonged price war in its home market. The company has projected third-quarter revenue that is expected to fall short of analysts' estimates, indicating the financial strain from this fierce competition. Despite reporting a 60% year-over-year revenue growth and improved margins, Xpeng's stock slid by 7% amid concerns about its future performance and guidance. The chairman of Xpeng has expressed optimism about entering a 'strong productive cycle,' suggesting potential recovery or growth ahead as the company prepares for the upcoming launch of its MONA M03 model.
XPeng (XPEV) slid 7% despite 60% YoY revenue growth and improved margins. Uncertainty looms ahead of the MONA M03 launch and lower-than-expected guidance. #EVs #StockMarket #China https://t.co/uub6lP2QV7
I often hear doubts whether Chinese electric vehicle makers (BYD, Nio, Geely, Xiaomi, XPeng, Chery, Changan, Li Auto etc) can survive this ongoing, domestic price war. What I don’t hear and sth we need to talk more about is whether American (ex Tesla), European & Japanese…
Xpeng Is About to Enter ‘Strong Productive Cycle,’ Chinese NEV Startup’s Chairman Says https://t.co/12UE3U6Dqm