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Ex-Great Wall Motor President Rumored to Replace He Xiaopeng As XPeng CEO

Ms. Wang Fengying, who is rumored to be the new CEO of XPeng, had worked at Great Wall Motor for mor

Ex-Great Wall Motor President Rumored to Replace He Xiaopeng As XPeng CEO

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Mr. He is currently the chairman and CEO of XPeng.The outlet is not a source that CnEVPost routinely tracks, though past articles show that they have interviewed executives from automakers including Audi and Great Wall Motor.Another person familiar with XPeng said he was surprised, but said Mr. He was indeed looking for a new CEO.Wang Fengying. Image from Great Wall Motor's WeiboThe move was not confirmed by XPeng, but it makes sense that the company would need more specialized automotive professionals to coordinate the planning and operation of its product matrix, the report said.XPeng did not deny the report in a response to tech media outlet 36k rtoday, but did not provide much new information either.XPeng launched an organizational restructuring in the second half of last year and is now seeing the first results, the company's source said, adding that the restructuring is still underway and the company welcomes talented people from all walks of life to join XPeng.If there is further information, XPeng will share it in time, the person said, according to 36kr.China's new carmakers initially built their products on the model of operating an Internet company, but automotive products are fundamentally different and as they scale up and have more products, these companies need to return to the automaking model, the Iauto Ilife report explained.In late October 2022, several media reports said XPeng was making organizational changes to improve its previously overly centralized management, reduce communication costs and get closer to users to understand real user needs.The immediate reason for these adjustments was problems with the launch of XPeng's flagship SUV G9 -- complex and difficult-to-understand product SKUs, product planning divorced from user needs, and marketing failures, Jiemian previously reported, citing a source familiar with the matter.In XPeng's press release announcing October delivery figures on November 1, Mr. He mentioned that he had made organizational changes to the company.He Xiaopeng. 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