China's EV giants XPeng and NIO to reveal third-quarter earnings this week. XPeng is bullish with AI and technical setup, while NIO faces bearish trend.

From 300 start-ups, only about 100 survived, and now fewer than 50 are still in operation, with just 40 of them actually ...

XPeng's Hong Kong-listed shares surged 79% in the third quarter, driven largely by the robust performance of newly launched models P7+ and Mona M03. Chief Executive Xiaopeng He increased his stake in ...

The Xpeng logo is seen on an electric car during the 2024 Bangkok EV ... [+] Expo at the Queen Sirikit National Convention ...

The Chinese EV brand's self-driving technology will require minimal driver intervention come 2025. Read more at ...

NVIDIA's six new Project GR00T workflows provide humanoid developers with blueprints to realize the most challenging humanoid ...

XPENG outlines its vision for AI-defined mobility, highlighting the advanced design and features of the P7+.Equipped with advanced AI models, the ...

XPeng stock is down amid broader market concerns, while its flying car subsidiary secures 2,008 pre-orders for its modular ...

EV startup Xpeng unveiled its Iron robot this month, a nearly 6-foot tall robot that the company said was already working in ...

Xpeng wants to sell 10,000 models of its new "land aircraft carrier" a year, starting in 2025. The vehicle is a six-wheeled van with a quadcopter drone that can fit two people. The firm performed ...