XPeng reported a weak first quarter with declining deliveries and negative revenue growth, raising concerns amid a slow Chinese New Energy Vehicle market. However, the company expects a strong rebound in vehicle sales and revenue in the second half of 2026, driven by new model launches including the GX flagship SUV and L03/L05 SUVs. Despite rising component costs, XPeng maintained gross margins above 20%, supported by high-margin deals with Volkswagen. The analyst maintains a 'buy' rating with a $26 price target, anticipating the stock price to rise following upcoming model releases.
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XPeng delivered 103,295 vehicles in Q2, exceeding its guidance midpoint, with strong sales of the Mona model and the new GX SUV launched in May. Mona-branded vehicles made up 36% of June deliveries, while the GX SUV accounted for 17%, supporting expe...
