XPEV

East-Description-243

NYSE They have an ADR ticker symbol XPEV

Bryzera

XPEV and BILI are good buys rn

callsonreddit

Did you see the XPEV sexbot

callsonreddit

XPEV +9% Made sexbot jk [https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/1oq6zst/xpeng\_iron\_leg\_cut\_open\_in\_one\_take\_to\_show\_that/](https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/1oq6zst/xpeng_iron_leg_cut_open_in_one_take_to_show_that/)

Koopa-Love

And China BABA, BIDU and XPEV are green. Gonna buy 30% and 70% on this sale, to "balance" or maybe judt 70%VOO and 30% VTI for real balance

-medicalthrowaway-

Is XPEV literally the only green ticker on my watchlist because they made a sex robot 🍒🍑🤖

tengo_harambe

I've been following this stock (XPEV) for a while. It only reacts to bad news. On the other hand it sometimes jumps 3 or 4 percent randomly on no news at all.

Bryzera

Okay, I guess we will have to see when they turn profitable (which some sources claim they already are?). I also have a strong conviction for XPEV due to their growth despite competition in EVs

Little_Chart9865

Why Xiaomi? What about $NIO, $LI, $XPEV, $WRD or $BGM?

Fun_Revenue746

Read on XPEV?

toydan

most recents wer $XPEV and $hood 1/2027s

Open_Obligation_1624

!banbet XPEV 25 5d

CogsyCA

And XPEV

CogsyCA

XPEV too. Chinese EVs on a roll.

Final_Nebula3533

Most probably XPEV https://www.reddit.com/r/Xpeng/s/B0HSF0Lzxh

w0lp3rt

XPEV, BABA, UNH Interestingly BABA Health rises with BABA? AMD and AMZ maybe after the expected sell the news event? (Correction)

tech01x

So? NIO was trading $60+, now under $5. XPEV is doing only slightly better. ARVL is gone, as is Nikola. LCID is down over 75% from the SPAC pricing, and down over 95% from their peak 4 years ago. RIVN is down over 90% from its post IPO peak. Given the frothiness of the EV stocks from 4 years ago, it is doing way better than expected. It even had a new ATH 9 months ago. Now, think back to PLTR. I had PLTR at $20-30 entries. It traded down to around $8, I still have some at around $8. It spent from 2021 to 2024 below my DCA. It is now… well, you all know where it is now. I expect some other stuff to do this too, like MRNA.

mylezman

Anyone else feeling bullish on the Chinese earnings this week- XPEV, BIDU, VNET?

Ok_Candidate_4409

This actually seems promising, i'll keep my eyes on this an CRWV. You should take a look at XPEV, Chinese EVs are making a HUGE move in the EU and this one is the top rated by consumers.

eternaldre00

Nice choices. I have 100+ shares of JOBY 100+ of Archer and XPEV SOFI and some other tickers..

MrJordanVoss

I first doubled my money on MRVL since then I have played INOD many times. My gambling 0-7DTE options were done with the QQQ. I had XPEV for a good win Google and Apple both paid out as well oh and LCID along with SMCI and TSM. I do both calls and puts, strictly options though. Oh yeah, I just did GME calls today for 350 bucks.

MrJordanVoss

I first doubled my money on MRVL since then I have played I NOD many times my more gambling place will be done with the QQQ. I had XPEV for a good win Google and Apple both paid out as well oh and LCID. I do both calls and puts, strictly options though.

Marketguy628

XPEV getting some love 🤔

Old-Commission2782

Chart doesn't look good for XPEV.

Over_Lawfulness2889

Let's go XPEV watch it rise

GarageNarrow7326

XPEV. Time for a solid bounce back towards 20.

aurcard277

Chinese automaker BYD’s (BYDDF) (HK:1211) move to spur demand via price cuts on its vehicles has backfired badly, as reflected in the steep fall in its Hong Kong-listed stock since May 23. BYD’s Hong Kong-listed stock has shed more than $20 billion of its value over the past two weeks, Bloomberg noted. BYD Faces Backlash for Triggering Price War The electric vehicle (EV) market in China has been under pressure due to intense competition and the impact of macro uncertainty on consumer sentiment. The Bloomberg report cited Andy Wong, investment director for Asia Pacific at Solomons Group in Sydney, who contends that an aggressive pricing strategy alone no longer assures a robust boost to sales, particularly in a relatively more mature and competitive EV market like China. Wong thinks that the pullback in BYD stock is due to margin woes and weakened sentiment across the EV sector. In the latest round of price cuts, BYD slashed prices by around 10% to 30% on 22 of its battery-powered and plug-in hybrid models. BYD has grown rapidly in recent years and is viewed as a key rival to Elon Musk-led Tesla (TSLA). However, competition in the Chinese EV market has intensified, with the entry of players like Xiaomi Corp. (XIACF) and Huawei Technologies Co. In fact, Xiaomi expects its EV business to turn profitable in the second half of the year. BYD’s latest round of price cuts has not gone down well with the Chinese government. Reportedly, senior executives of many Chinese EV makers were summoned earlier this week and asked to “self-regulate” and not sell vehicles at unreasonable discounts or below the cost of production, which could drastically weigh on profitability. Investors are concerned if BYD’s price cuts imply that it is skeptical about achieving its sales target of 5.5 million vehicles in 2025 amid intense rivalry and China’s sluggish macroeconomic conditions. Notably, the latest data indicates that competitors like XPeng Inc. (XPEV) and Zhejiang Leapmotor Technology Co. have gained market share. In May, Stellantis (STLA)-backed Leapmotor’s deliveries jumped 148% year-over-year to 45,067 vehicles, while XPeng reported a 230% year-over-year rise in deliveries to 33,525 units. Meanwhile, BYD sold 382,476 new energy vehicles in May, reflecting a year-over-year growth of 15.3% and a month-over-month rise of just 0.6%. EV giant Tesla continues to disappoint, with its China-made EV sales falling for the eighth consecutive month in May. Well that's what the fuck happened.

thaz230

Bought some XPEV a few weeks ago, if this happens this week or next I’m going on a free vacation. 🤞🏻🤞🏻

Such_Region2724

desperately need an anti-Elon ETF - BYDDY, NIO, PLUG, RIVN, LCID, PSNY, XPEV, BLNK, ASTS, RKLB, etc.

xXThiccTacoXx

Welp, guess buying 22 dollar XPEV calls yesterday was not the move, damn

Plane_Sweet8795

Thank you XPEV

Jobbins1111

XPEV 

Jobbins1111

XPEV just smashed earnings. Hoping for more  on open

Jobbins1111

Surprises me how most of Reddit is completely sleeping on XPEV

Plane_Sweet8795

What are thoughts on XPEV?

_CMDR_

You have intergenerational wealth and are making risky plays that large? I cannot fathom being that stupid. Good luck. While you’re at it buy a bunch of XPEV over earnings. Might as well go maximum retard.

Equivalent_Knee_9378

**XPeng Inc** (NYSE:[XPEV](https://www.benzinga.com/stock/XPEV#NYSE)) [released the official images](https://www.benzinga.com/pressreleases/25/05/g45428475/xpeng-unveils-first-images-of-next-generation-p7-sports-sedan-designed-by-rafik-ferrag) of its new electric sports sedan XPENG P7 on Thursday. Lead exterior designer Rafik Ferrag published the images of the new car, previously known as E29. The French designer, known for shaping the first-generation P7 in 2018, leads the creative vision behind this latest iteration. ***Also Read:*** [*US Listed Chinese Stocks Rally As Countries Agree To Ease Import Tariffs*](https://www.benzinga.com/government/regulations/25/05/45348699/us-listed-chinese-stocks-rally-as-countries-agree-to-ease-import-tariffs) The new XPENG P7 is a 5-seater sports sedan that XPeng’s research and development team developed over five years. CEO He Xiaopeng describes it as a significant upgrade that blends AI-powered luxury, cutting-edge XPENG Turing Smart Driving, and an immersive smart cockpit.

blackstarteez

XPEV Calls it is

markHart99

Who’s bullish on XPEV?

backcountryJ

Balls deep in KWEB BABA and PDD calls some XPEV too today seems fishy, think we’re about to rip

chickachickslimshady

Can someone explain why XPEV is so fucking HIGH after delisting threats??

staunch_character

The China stocks like BABA should be way down but I’m guessing gov is pumping them. If EU lifts tariffs on Chinese cars what do we have? XPEV, LI, NIO? I think BYD only trades in HK.

RockyCreamNHotSauce

XPEV and BYDDY are the EV export leaders.

GED_recipient

Actually this is the response I wanted to hear. So, I did do some buying in Friday- NVDA, AAPL, DAL (I like them), and some other AI/hardware/software stuff and even those prices are still freefalling. I'm also picking up more cryptos today as it plummets. It's all a new type of gambling and it's eaten up far more $$$ than I had originally planned. It seems odd that both the market and the currency meant to hedge the market are falling at the same time- same rate. I'm not young. I'm invested 75% AI, SPY, various other soft&hard tech, DAL, BACHY, GPC, XPEV, various coppers, etc. 25% 8 top cryptos mid six-figure at this point, leaving me w/ low six figure 4.5% cash to live on). Also, I'm only on the 2nd floor of my building so jumping would be futile. Hey thanks for the response buddy. Enjoy tomorrow

Divergent916

I didn’t take the time to compile a neat table, but now about 11 months later from the original post, every stock except XPEV and MIRM are below both their initial and 7 month prices, with several of them dropping more than 50%. XPEV is the biggest gainer coming in 160% above its initial price. Bear in mind, the entire market is down right now, but I’d imagine these stocks have gone down a disproportionate amount.

StokliSpeedster

I think Xpeng (XPEV) is in great position to take advantage in Europe and around the world (expanding to 60 countries this year). Their models have the most similar look and feel to Teslas and they are also focused on autonomous driving / robotics. In China, they are now consistently one of the top EV sellers with Feb sales at 570% YoY, likely some of that coming from would be Tesla sales

Dry-Recipe6525

XPEV?

-medicalthrowaway-

XPEV… tesler alternative… gyna made… down 5% on friday… earnings before open tuesday

wmzula

Didn't say it went down, it wasn't as good as expected. Following broader decline in EV deliveries in EU by % of marketshare. Competition is getting very tight and European manufacturers are closing the gap, knowing EU customers they going to switch to EU producers if the margin on price vs quality going to be slimmer than before. There's nothing wrong with XPEV, but Skoda, MB, WV, Audi, BMW, Citroen, Peugeot and Volvo are all making great and affordable EVs now in great volume. So the Chinese car makers will need to fight for the marketshare even harder with trade war going on, this seems like it will be a hard task. I expected it go below 23 and had some puts but seems like I didn't time it right, it will probably hit 20 eow. 

theinkdon

Yw! What I meant about BABA being a 'wash' was that 4 of its weeklies added up to about the same as its monthly. But I'm not even seeing that now, so I don't know why I said it. *You don't need to know the Greeks better and how options are priced!* Trust me, you don't. I thought I did too, but you or I aren't going to find a mis-priced option and buy/sell it before some computer has swooped in and taken it. *You're only talking about a penny anywy.* (A penny in option terms is $1 per contract.) ALL you need to know is delta. And all you really need to know about that is: buy and sell at about 30 delta. Done. Find the Delta column in your trading platform (most likely you have to put it there), then slide down it to 30-delta, slide over to the corresponding strike price, and buy/sell that one. At the Midpoint between Bid and Ask, you need those columns too. THAT'S IT. Trading fees are so low these days as to be negligible. Unless maybe you're on some non-US platform, I don't know. But you're right: trading weeklies will incur more of those tiny fees than trading monthlies, but you can forget about it. When the difference between the two is 100% apy vs. 208%, it's a no-brainer. Fees will take away less than 2% from the bigger number. (Those numbers came from my XPEV analysis in the prior post.) The only 'downside' is that you'd potentially have to look at your account(s) more often. But that's only if you're selling options mainly to earn money from the Premium, as many people do. If you're a Buy and Holder using them to get in and out of stock positions, then just check your account each weekend to see if you're in or out. Then sell Calls or Puts again as needed. That's it. The biggest thing about options is to just START. Get some experience entering the orders. Watch how they behave. Watch what happens at expiration, or if you're Called or Put to early. But just START. As long as you don't mess up the orders (be extra careful about that), you won't cause anything bad to happen. So if you'd sell your BABA at 150, then TODAY, Sunday, put in an order to sell the 21Mar150C for 1.07. Check it at the open Monday. If it didn't fill, adjust the price until it does. That'll be $107 in your pocket that you'll likely get to keep because it's at 20-delta, which means only about a 20% chance that BABA will be at or above 150 at expiration. If it's not, sell the same strike for next week. You're making 39% apy until it does get there. Put in an order to sell the XPEV 21Mar25C at 0.95. That one's at 40-delta, so there's a good chance your shares will get called away. If they do, great! You sold at 25, AND got paid $95 per hundred-lot to do it. That adds 4% to your profit. If you'd buy Nike at 68, sell the 21Mar68P for 1.68. If it doesn't fill, you made 1.68 / 68.00 = 2.4% in a week. If it does fill, you effectively bought NKE at 68 - 1.68 = 66.32. So yeah, just get started with some of the plays you've stated here. Once you get some experience you'll wish you'd know about all this a long time ago. Let me know if I can help explain anything better, here or in DM. Take care, Mike in Atlanta

theinkdon

You've got the idea down, and what you're describing basically IS the Wheel. You're selling Calls on stocks you own, and selling Puts on stocks you'd *like* to own. If you wind up with NKE and AMD then you'd sell CCs on those, and you'd truly be Wheeling those stocks (because you bought them with Puts, and now you're trying to earn income from them and/or sell them. It's a good and safe strategy. (As safe as they come, anyway.) The only 'risk' is on the Put side, if you get assigned a stock that's tanking. But with 330k in stocks you already know enough about how stocks behave. You might've outright bought NKE at 68 and it drop the next day, so by selling the Put and collecting that premium you're actually a little better off (because your Cost Basis is lower). Then I guess the next thing you need to think about is timeframe. They say you should be selling options, whether Puts or Calls, 30-45 days out. And that's a great place to start (but lean toward 30DTE). And at about 30-delta, but that doesn't quite apply to the cases you've laid out, where you simply want in or out, and you want to use options to do it (a great choice, btw). But I sell Weeklies routinely, because there's more premium in 4 Weeklies than 1 monthly. Here's some proof: You'd sell XPEV at 25 you said. It's the weekend as I write this, which means we get to work with full weeks. The 4-week (sort of Monthly) XPEV 25C is going for 1.83 at Midpoint. The 1-week XPEV 25C is going for 0.95. 4 x 0.95 is 3.80. That's a little more than twice as much as 1.83. (That exercise for BABA was about a wash; I don't think I've ever seen that before.) I guess that's enough for now. But hit me/us back if you have further questions.

Mimir_the_Younger

I figured, if everyone is talking about it, it’s too late. Everyone was talking about Bitcoin and Tesla. I found out about Chinese EVs, and XPEV was basically “Chinese Tesla.” The Chinese market was moribund, so I figured there was value there. XPEV is the whole reason I downloaded Robinhood and figured out how to fund my account. The 180° turn away from Bitcoin was gold. I’m. Ow also into BYD, EUAD (European aerospace and defense ETF), etc. I keep waiting to see if European luxury brands make sense (with the thought there might be some pent up Russian demand if the sanctions end). Those two things got me started.

opiewann

I feel like all the Chyna auto stocks are going to do well. They're just expanding so fast... most of America doesn't see it due to the 100% EV tariffs.... So XPEV and NIO seem like good calls.

opiewann

I feel like all the Chyna auto stocks are going to do well. They're just expanding so fast... most of America doesn't see it due to the 100% EV tariffs.... So XPEV and NIO seem like good calls.

StokliSpeedster

I've been getting into XPEV and it's done well for me so far. I like the pace of sales, product roadmap and management pedigree / execution

wmzula

XPEV is gonna dump

wmzula

Listen tards, insider information. XPEV gonna dump!

PollenBasket

Heck yeah I'm big on BYDDY and XPEV That they are selling in Europe is absolutely notable China, selling in the West

BuzLightbeerOfBarCmd

XPEV, up 65% so far. Resisting the urge to average up, because that's how I ended up red with LUNR. I'd still be green if I hadn't averaged it up.

KangbashiBound

I'm bullish on China but **why are market leaders like BYD and Xiaomi trading at what appear to be ridiculously low prices** of $42.29 and $34.69, respectively?? Your XPEV is at $23.60 right now and NIO, with what seems like really revolutionary automated battery-swapping stations, is $4.47 (?!?!)...so *what's up with these Chinese stocks,* please?

Mimir_the_Younger

Not sure how safe NVDA and AMZN are right now. EUAD has been a winner for me, but Rheinmetall AG (RNMBY) itself is doing slightly better. VOO would be conservative if it wasn’t weighted so heavily toward tech stocks/Mag Seven. The bond ETFs are safe, but they’re not earning much. It’s a weird cycle. BABA, XPEV, KWEB (Chinese stuff) might be good alternatives to the U.S. tech stocks right now, mostly because the Chinese stuff has been beaten down for a couple years and is only now ramping back up. Xi Jinping is more likely to actually direct money for stimulus in more effective ways than the U.S. (benefits of a command economy), but he might suddenly decide to outlaw or (more likely) hamper some aspect of the economy (the downside of a command economy, from an investment perspective). I’m mostly China, Europe, and commodities (either stocks or ETFs), with extremely limited exposure to the hyper-overvalued U.S. equities. Yay on you for avoiding crypto entirely, along with inverse 2x ETFs and/or options.

PollenBasket

EU turning its back on TSLA. BYDDY and XPEV selling in EU... Hmmm

Endofunctor

Been enjoying the XPEV ride while Elon destroys his company

backcountryJ

Long ERJ, BABA, XPEV- short AAPL, SOFI

coloradoinsuranceguy

I like XPEV. Really all of the Chinese EV companies look great on their own, but with the collapse of global demand for Tesla and the demand curve for EV reaching a parabolic phase globally, they look well positioned imo. The only risk I see is it being a Chinese ADR

StockMarketDavid

#BABA #XPEV China on that bull run LFG

joninco

XPEV

StokliSpeedster

XPEV

Hobo_Robot

I opened \~$25k in long dated puts when TSLA was around $380. I didn't want to guess when TSLA was going to drop. I'm up only 50% instead of 200%, it is what it is. On the other hand my XPEV and NIO calls are absolutely printing.

IntrepidFarmer5666

#NIO  Is going to double this year XPEV has already doubled  LI is on track to double by next month China EV are the only calls you should be buying these stocks are absolute monsters when it comes to upside potential 

Hobo_Robot

Puts on TSLA and calls on XPEV is the play

Hobo_Robot

The Chinese EV stocks are much better plays than Rivian - XPEV, LI, NIO. Rivian cars are too expensive for most people to afford, and they are likely to go bankrupt within 5 years with their cash burn rate

backcountryJ

Short TSLA long XPEV

backcountryJ

Short TSLA Long XPEV if you like making money

backcountryJ

Short TSLA long XPEV better

IntrepidFarmer5666

I told you to buy Chinese stocks for MONTHS but you ate up the American propaganda about China bad when we are in fact the baddies Now look at Chinese EV stocks  LI is up 20 in just 2 days XPEV up 13 today  Keep supporting a country that is aligning itself with Russia and watch yourself lose money when our trade deficit keeps increasing 

backcountryJ

Short TSLA long XPEV

coloradoinsuranceguy

XPEV has been ripping higher lately. BYD is the first mover and a behemoth, but completion is fierce in the Chinese EV market. No doubt in my mind that China will eat everyone’s lunch in the global auto market over the next 5-10 years.

PollenBasket

Been averaging down what I hold and buying Europe/China: VGK EUAD HSBC XPEV BYDDY

PollenBasket

Maybe they want people to invest more in EU and China. I put $15K into XPEV, BYDDY, BABA, VGK and EUAD this morning. Good job, Donny. America First!

ai-moderator

# **TLDR** --- **Ticker:** XPEV **Direction:** Up **Prognosis:** Strong buy, potential 5x return by end of 2026. **Author's Position:** Heavy investment in XPEV (image provided shows significant holdings). **Crazy Prediction:** Xpeng to become the Tesla, Figure AI, Archer Aviation, and Nvidia of China all rolled into one! Flying cars and humanoid robots, oh my!

StokliSpeedster

My only green was XPEV

2-Birds-3-Stones

luv to hear that!! been holding XPEV bags since '21

Leading_Form_8485

Not penny but chinese ev XPEV is mooning atm.

PollenBasket

BYD is the biggest all-electric EV maker in the world. They're sellin gin EU and UK now. XPEV is worth looking at too. I'm in on these long-term. Not a bad idea to hold a bit of China IMO.

Mimir_the_Younger

ETFs are fine. KWEB is the one I like. Also in XPEV, BABA, and JD. I’m in gold for because it doesn’t cycle with the NASDAQ/SPY. Bitcoin might as well be SPY for all the difference it gives you from the general tech side of the stock market (which is at all time highs). That is, Bitcoin tracks with tech stocks and gold doesn’t. I’m in gold because I think Bitcoin will crater again soon, and I don’t imagine gold will do more than pull back a couple hundred dollars an ounce for a bit this summer. Whether I try to time an exit and reenter is an open question, since I’m new. What I hope beyond hope is that disillusioned crypto and Mag 7 busters will discover how strong gold has been. Also on silver, thinking about uranium (URA, NLR), and trying to figure out whether oil will bull. AI energy play is likely oil, natural gas, and nuclear, but oil is tricky. We probably have the mother of all recessions coming (it was coming no matter what, but I think it’s likely Trump policies will hasten it). If it does, good will be fine, silver will be okay, but oil will get clobbered (and it would be great to buy it *then*).

PollenBasket

I've been in on Chinese EV companies BYDDY and XPEV. Both are selling in Europe now. BYDDY is bigger than Tesla worldwide.

RockyCreamNHotSauce

XPEV. Their February YoY growth rate is looking like 600%.

PollenBasket

You keen on XPEV and BYDDY?

Alarm-Different

called XPEV 

Alarm-Different

Doing XPEV calls. Seems to be gaining momentum recently and making encouraging moves.

IntrepidFarmer5666

#NIO 40m shares bought after hours  7m volume for XPEV China is getting rid of all ICE and has been establishing EV infrastructure along with renewable energy production  China is the good guy now  We are the baddies 

ValuableJumpy8208

I’ve been in with Chinese EV companies. XPEV has treated me well. NIO has huge upside potential now.

ElderberryNo9107

CQQQ KWEB FXI BABA TCEHY XPEV These will be your best friends. Invest in socialist sanity, not American capitalist rot.

Few-Clock-8090

XPEV to 23 by March expiry. Currently at 17.50

Mimir_the_Younger

Just FXI and KWEB. Also have XPEV (Xpeng, a Chinese EV company—kinda the Chinese Tesla—flying cars, robots, but without the toxic CEO). GDX for gold miners.

allahakbau

They’re interested in it at ZERO premium. Which is what BYD and XPEV is starting to offer this year. 

undecidedmarketmaker

CHPT, XPEV are all gonna be dragged down

Embarrassed-Chain265

Calls on NIO and XPEV?

BeenBadFeelingGood

electric verticle take off its a flying car. think big ass drone. look up xpeng in china and joby in america XPEV JOBY