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- 1Geely takes 30% stake in Nio's battery swapping unit▼Nio Advances 3% as Geely Takes 30% Stake in Battery Swapping Unit; XPeng and Tesla Pull Back
Geely has acquired a 30% stake in Nio's battery swapping business, sending Nio shares up about 3% in trading while XPeng and Tesla shares declined. The deal signals growing outside backing for Nio's battery swap network, which the company has positioned as a key differentiator in China's crowded electric vehicle market.
- 2XPeng VLA 2.0 tested against Tesla FSD in Amsterdam●XPENG VLA 2.0 vs. Tesla FSD in Amsterdam — Part 1: XPENG L03
A new comparison series pits XPeng's VLA 2.0 driver-assistance system against Tesla's Full Self-Driving on the streets of Amsterdam, beginning with the XPeng L03. The first installment focuses on how XPeng's system handles European city driving, where its advanced driver assistance has only recently become available, in a direct head-to-head with Tesla's software.
- 3XPENG Launches in the Philippines With X9 and L03▼XPENG Enters the Philippines With a Six-Variant X9 and L03 Lineup
Chinese electric vehicle maker XPENG has entered the Philippine market, debuting with a lineup of six variants across two models: the X9, a premium electric MPV, and the L03 sedan. The move marks another step in XPENG's international expansion as Chinese EV brands push into Southeast Asian markets.
- 4Nio Falls as Geely Buys 30% of Nio Power▼Nio Slides 4% as Geely Takes 30% Stake in Nio Power Unit; XPeng Drops 4%, Tesla Slips
Chinese electric vehicle maker Nio saw its shares slide around 4% after Geely acquired a 30% stake in its power unit, Nio Power, which runs the company's battery-swap network. The deal signals Geely deepening its involvement in Nio's charging infrastructure. Fellow EV maker XPeng also dropped about 4%, while Tesla shares slipped modestly in the same trading session.
- 5Xpeng stock falls as robot doubts compound technical pressure▼Xpeng Stock Drops As Technical Pressure Collides With Robot Skepticism
Xpeng shares declined as technical selling pressure combined with investor skepticism about the Chinese automaker's robotics ambitions. Traders cited weakening chart momentum, while some analysts questioned how quickly the company's humanoid robot and autonomy programs can generate returns, adding to caution around the stock.