XPeng Inc. American depositary shares, each representing two Class A ordinary shares XPEV

Xpeng Inc es una empresa con sede en China dedicada al diseño, desarrollo, producción y venta de vehículos eléctricos inteligentes (Smart EV). Los productos principales de la empresa son vehículos respetuosos con el medio ambiente, como un SUV (el G3) y un sedán deportivo de cuatro puertas (el P7). Los Smart EV de la empresa tienen como objetivo principal el segmento de gama media a alta en el mercado de vehículos de pasajeros de China. La empresa tiene como objetivo desarrollar tecnología de conducción autónoma de pila completa, un sistema operativo inteligente en el vehículo y sistemas de vehículos centrales internamente a través de su software, hardware central y tecnologías de datos propias. La empresa vende sus productos bajo la marca Xpeng. También ofrece una variedad de servicios a los clientes, incluido el servicio de supercarga, servicio de mantenimiento, servicio de transporte y servicio de arrendamiento de vehículos.

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