In China Teslas Model X becomes Xpeng

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Xiaopeng Xiaopeng presented its G3 on the CES

China’s car manufacturers are occasionally accused of copying from western manufacturers. At Xiaopeng, however, the plagiarism is wanted.

China’s electric car start-up is serious: At the end of April, the self-declared Tesla competitor wants to go into advance with the E-SUV G3. The technology for the crossover, which was initially only offered in China, comes from the California model: Xiaopeng (short: Xpeng) is the first manufacturer to use the public Tesla patent. The Californians had released the data to promote electromobility worldwide. The G3 had already celebrated its premiere at the CES electronics fair in Las Vegas at the beginning of the year.

Tesla patent on board

The start-up, which was only founded in 2014, has already lured solvent investors. The Chinese companies Foxconn and Alibaba are said to have invested around $ 350 million, and another almost three billion dollars are to be collected this year. Xiaopeng thus joins the growing series of Chinese e-car manufacturers, which senses good business in the largest electric car market in the world. Most recently, newcomers such as Byton, Faraday Future, Lucid Motors, NIO or SF Motors had made headlines.

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China car market: numbers, facts, backgrounds

The Chinese car market is the largest in the world. What are the special features of this huge market, which manufacturers exist and why is China the wonderland of electromobility? You’ll find more about it here. Site has been working with the Chinese car market for many years and also takes a close look at individual brands. Because many of them want to start in Europe too. Read more:

  • Future Mobility Corporation and Byton: Former BMW developers start a completely new electric brand.
  • Borgward: An old German name meets Chinese SUV. Everything about the Borgward plans for the German market .
  • Qoros: Site was the first German medium to test the Qoros 3 in practice.
  • Chery: China’s export master plans the expansion to Europe. Read more about it here .
  • Lynk & Co: The Geely Group, which also includes Volvo, is planning the large electrical attack with new sales models-also in Germany .
  • Polestar: Also from Geely comes the premium brand Polestar, which started in 2019, with a 600 hp plug-in hybrid design and some also come from Volvo. You can find everything about it here .
  • Wey / Great Wall: The brand Wey, which belongs to the auto-giant Great Wall Motor, starts with Premium SUV and plug-in hybrid technology. Site spoke to Jens Steingraber, who is now building the Wey brand as a former Audi developer .
  • NIO / NEXTEV: With Elektro SUV of the NIO brand and a new type of battery change concept, Nextev also wants to conquer the market. How, read here.
  • World Cup engine: Under the abbreviation World Cup – by the way, that stands for the German word "World Champion" – another startup also wants to bring electric SUV onto the market. In China, thanks to lush subsidies, the vehicles only cost 15.000 euros .

Everything about electromobility

On our e-mobility portal site you will find all e-vehicles & hybrids available on the German market with technical data, prices, delivery times and model comparisons. There are ongoing insider news, tests of all important vehicles, an overview of charging stations and a range computer.

You can also arrange a test drive for your desired car for free and start e-mobility easily.

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3 thoughts on “In China Teslas Model X becomes Xpeng”

  1. sympathy
    Here the Chinese are sympathetic to me with their humor. Given the frequent fires … Xpeng is the perfect name for such a vehicle. Thus, an accident report in the newspaper could make a slight smile.

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