XPeng

XPEV

Market cap $19.7B

Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng is targeting sales of 550,000-600,000 vehicles this year, Chinese tech portal 36Kr reported on Wednesday, citing a recent internal strategy meeting.

GUANGZHOU, China, Jan. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- XPENG is taking a decisive step in its global expansion by establishing dedicated, localized supply chain teams in Europe and ASEAN in 2026. This move deepens the company's "In Local, For Local" strategy, building on its existing overseas production, R&D, service, and data infrastructure to form a complete operational closed-loop in key international markets.

XPEV's recent meltdown triggers a compelling dip buying opportunity, aided by the cheaper valuations and the bounce off the established floor at $18s. XPEV is on track for break-even operations by FQ4'25, supported by the robust Q4'25 delivery numbers and the expanding FQ3'25 margins. The company's strong cash position of $6.79B and Volkswagen partnership provide ample runway for aggressive R&D efforts and overseas expansion.

Xpeng Inc. is preparing the ground for a potential stock market debut of its flying car business, reported Bloomberg, citing sources. This will mark a fresh step in the Chinese electric vehicle maker's push beyond traditional automobiles.

Tesla‘s (Nasdaq: TSLA) stock is at a crossroads. Investors are now more interested in fields like building a fleet of robotaxis, progress in robotics, and future addressable energy markets relative to how many car deliveries the company achieves in a given quarter. Overall, while Tesla's 10-year chart is incredible, the company's stock has underperformed the broader market across the last five years.

Chinese automaker Xpeng said it wanted to become better known as a “physical AI” company rather than just a carmaker, as it gears up to launch street trials of robotaxis and start mass producing humanoid robots later this year.

NIO, XPeng and Li Auto posted December and Q4 delivery updates, with records at NIO, rapid growth at XPeng and softer results at Li Auto.

Welcome to the Green Stock News brief for Monday January 5th. Here are today's top headlines: In Q4 2025, Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) produced 434,000 vehicles, delivered 418,000 vehicles, and deployed a record 14.2 GWh of energy storage.

BYD Company Limited remains the global EV volume leader, selling 420,000 vehicles in December, though growth slowed to 8% in 2025 versus prior years. NIO achieved a record December with 48,000 vehicles sold, up 55% YoY, driven by strong premium brand performance and sub-brand launches. Xiaomi rapidly scaled to over 50,000 vehicles in December, signaling strong momentum and positioning it as China's second-largest EV player by volume.

NIO, XPeng and Li Auto report December and Q4 delivery results, showing record growth for NIO, surging annual gains at XPeng, and softer trends for Li Auto.