Movement Alert|XPeng Group Rises 3.43% in Regular Trading, GX Hot Sales and First Quarterly Profit Expectation Boost Sentiment

Market Focus09:34

On May 26, XPeng Group-W rose 3.43% in regular trading, trading at HK$65.65/share, with trading volume of HK$422 million.

On the news front, XPeng's flagship full-size six-seat SUV, the XPeng GX, officially launched on May 20 with a starting price of RMB 269,800 — over RMB 100,000 below the pre-sale price. The model received over 24,000 firm orders within 12 hours of launch, with high-configuration versions accounting for over 80% of orders. Additionally, the company's board is scheduled to review Q1 results on May 28, with the market widely expecting XPeng to achieve its first single-quarter profit turnaround.

The broader HK-listed auto sector has been recovering recently, driven by surging Q1 new energy vehicle exports (up 126% year-over-year to 904,000 units) and continued policy catalysts around intelligent driving. Analysts note that auto stocks are currently in a window where earnings expectations are being revised upward while share prices remain oversold, providing valuation repair momentum for individual names.

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