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    China's Xpeng expects quarterly revenue to double on strong demand for its EVs

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    Posted on August 19, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Xpeng expects its quarterly revenue to double due to strong EV demand, driven by technological advancements and market dynamics in China's competitive auto market.

    Table of Contents

    • Xpeng's Revenue Forecast and Market Dynamics
    • Strong Demand for Electric Vehicles
    • Technological Advancements in EVs
    • Market Challenges and Competition

    Xpeng Anticipates Revenue Surge This Quarter Amid Strong EV Demand

    Xpeng's Revenue Forecast and Market Dynamics

    (Reuters) -Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng on Tuesday forecast third-quarter revenue would double, betting on surging deliveries of its cars despite challenging economic conditions.

    Strong Demand for Electric Vehicles

    Xpeng has been able to drum up demand for its diverse lineup of electric cars, helped by government stimuli to boost customer spending in a faltering economy.

    Technological Advancements in EVs

    The carmaker is also working on integrating artificial intelligence into its self-driving software and expanding technology tie-ups with other automakers.

    Market Challenges and Competition

    "XPeng's in-house Turing chip, once mass-produced, could be a pivotal step in the company's intelligent driving ambitions. The chip is designed specifically for XPeng's own requirements, offering targeted optimization over generic industry solutions," said Rosalie Chan, an analyst at Third Bridge.

    China is now the largest auto market in the world due to the ability of its companies to make and sell vehicles at lower costs than Western automakers.

    But that has crowded the market, leading to a price war and a battle for technological supremacy.

    Xpeng forecast third-quarter revenue between 19.6 billion yuan ($2.73 billion) and 21 billion yuan, an increase of 94% to 107.9% from a year ago. Analysts on average expect revenue of 20.81 billion yuan, according to data compiled by LSEG.

    It expects quarterly deliveries between 113,000 and 118,000, a jump of 142.8% to 153.6%.

    For the second quarter, the company reported revenue of 18.27 billion yuan, compared with estimates of 18.52 billion yuan.

    ($1 = 7.1804 Chinese yuan renminbi)

    (Reporting by Zaheer Kachwala in Bengaluru; Editing by Sahal Muhammed)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Xpeng forecasts a significant revenue increase in Q3.
    • •Strong demand for Xpeng's diverse electric vehicle lineup.
    • •Technological advancements include AI in self-driving software.
    • •China's auto market faces price wars and tech battles.
    • •Xpeng's Turing chip aims to enhance intelligent driving.

    Frequently Asked Questions about China's Xpeng expects quarterly revenue to double on strong demand for its EVs

    1What revenue does Xpeng forecast for the third quarter?

    Xpeng forecasts third-quarter revenue between 19.6 billion yuan and 21 billion yuan, representing an increase of 94% to 107.9% from the previous year.

    2How many deliveries does Xpeng expect in the third quarter?

    Xpeng expects quarterly deliveries between 113,000 and 118,000, which is a jump of 142.8% to 153.6%.

    3What challenges is Xpeng facing in the market?

    Xpeng is facing a crowded market that has led to a price war and a battle for technological supremacy among automakers.

    4What technological advancements is Xpeng pursuing?

    Xpeng is working on integrating artificial intelligence into its self-driving software and expanding technology partnerships with other automakers.

    5What was Xpeng's revenue in the second quarter?

    In the second quarter, Xpeng reported revenue of 18.27 billion yuan, slightly below the estimates of 18.52 billion yuan.

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