XPENG and the Volkswagen Group China have announced a strategic collaboration to create one of the largest super-fast charging networks in China, enhancing their service offerings and market presence.

Volkswagen has ramped up its focus on China. In 2023, it invested around $700 million in Xpeng, taking a 4.99% stake in the firm. The German automaker is aiming to offer at least 30 fully electric ...

XPENG and the Volkswagen Group China announce a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to jointly build one of the largest super-fast charging networks in China, granting mutual access to respective ...

It’s fair to say that no one at Volkswagen paid attention when tech billionaire He Xiaopeng founded Chinese automaker Xpeng in 2014. Volkswagen was back then an automaker at the top of its game, with ...

--XPeng Inc., a leading Chinese smart electric vehicle company, and the Volkswagen Group China, one of the world’ s largest automobile manufacturers, are pleased to announce today that both ...

Imagine a 10-year-old Hyundai stepping in to help GM develop a new car for Korea in 1977. The Volkswagen-Xpeng deal shows just how fast Chinese automakers are developing skills and expertise that ...

Volkswagen and Xpeng will open their respective super-fast charging networks to each others' customer in China as part of a memorandum of understanding. The two firms will explore cooperation on ...

It also sold more cars in China than any other western automaker. Well, they’re paying attention in Wolfsburg now, because Xpeng is today helping Volkswagen develop EVs for the Chinese market.