As part of its continued expansion in Southeast Asia, Xpeng will officially enter the Philippine market in the third quarter of 2026 through Xpeng Philippines. The company will introduce two smart EV models as its initial lineup, with further product and launch details to be announced closer to market introduction.
Xpeng Philippines will be a direct subsidiary of Xpeng, a global AI and technology company pioneering Smart EVs. The company is committed to supporting the country's green transition by introducing premium, AI-driven Smart EVs designed to deliver an intelligent driving experience for Filipino motorists.
Xpeng is a leading global Smart EV company dedicated to shaping the future of mobility through innovation and advanced technology. The company designs, develops, manufactures, and markets smart EVs, supported by its in-house full-stack advanced driver-assistance system, intelligent in-car operating system, and core vehicle technologies.
Xpeng is a leading global Smart EV company dedicated to shaping the future of mobility through innovation and advanced technology. The company designs, develops, manufactures, and markets smart EVs, supported by its in-house full-stack advanced driver-assistance system, intelligent in-car operating system, and core vehicle technologies.
Today, Xpeng has established a presence in more than 60 countries and regions across Europe, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Oceania, and Latin America, supported by more than 380 overseas stores and key regional hubs including Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Australia, Thailand, and Mexico.
a new chinese product for the people who they depict as “monkeys”. nothing else to say because that says it all
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ReplyDeleteAll chinese cars should come in banana yellow
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ReplyDeleteThere are now more Chinese car brands in PH than brands from US, EU, JP, and KR combined! They seriously need to consolidate. Otherwise, they will be like the no-brand cellphones that proliferated in the early 2010s... except that these no-brand cellphones on wheels cost 1.5M to 2.0M+ despite the electronics lasting only 3-5 years.
ReplyDeleteIf you're going to go with the cellphone comparison then you should know that the current Philippine phone market is around 80+% Chinese phone brands right now. Plenty of people have made those phones last them for around the same lifespan as many Samsungs for like half the price and comparable features/specs. Repairs are cheaper too.
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DeleteXiaopeng is the surname of the founder so he just named his car brand Xpeng.
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