Xpeng suggests its future SUV could become the company’s new most effective-promoting car

Xpeng suggests its future SUV could become the company’s new most effective-promoting car


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  • “We assume the quantity of G9 upcoming year will exceed what we have obtained for P7, which makes it a person of our top rated-marketing autos,” Xpeng President Brian Gu instructed CNBC’s Eunice Yoon this week.
  • The organization formally introduced its G9 SUV on Wednesday.
  • The P7 was Xpeng’s initial sedan, released in May perhaps 2020, which swiftly outsold the company’s present G3 SUV that launched in December 2018.



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