Xpeng and Volkswagen Join Forces for EV Charging in China
Xpeng Motors partners with Volkswagen to develop an ultra-fast EV charging network in China, boosting their competitive edge in the electric vehicle market.
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Volkswagen Boosts EV Infrastructure with Xpeng in China
Volkswagen strengthens its EV infrastructure in China by expanding its partnership with Xpeng, aiming for a larger market presence. Discover the impact of this collaboration.
Major Partnership Unlocks 20,000 Charging Piles in 420 Chinese Cities
Explore a groundbreaking partnership in China, featuring over 20,000 charging piles in 420 cities, boosting electric vehicle accessibility and infrastructure.
Xpeng and Volkswagen Expand EV Charging Network in China
Xpeng Motors and Volkswagen team up to enhance China's electric vehicle infrastructure with an ultra-fast charging network. Discover the future of EV charging.
Xpeng and Volkswagen Launch 20,000 Charging Piles in China
Xpeng Motors and Volkswagen collaborate to establish a vast ultra-fast charging network in China, featuring over 20,000 charging piles. Explore the future of electric mobility.
China's Services Sector Shows Resilience Amid Trade Challenges
China's services sector demonstrates resilience with strong domestic demand, despite declining foreign orders due to ongoing trade tensions.
Caixin/S&P Global Composite PMI Dips to 51.4 in November
The Caixin/S&P Global Composite PMI fell to 51.4 in November from October's 52.3, indicating moderated growth in China's manufacturing and services sectors.
China's Services Sector Reaches 7-Month High in December
China's services PMI hits 52.2 in December, marking the fastest growth in seven months. Discover insights into China's expanding service industry.
China's Yuan Stabilization: Impact on Global Markets
Explore how China's efforts to stabilize the yuan can reshape global currency markets, influencing trade and investment flows worldwide.
PBOC Intervenes to Stabilize Yuan Amid Depreciation Concerns
The People's Bank of China (PBOC) acts to curb yuan depreciation by setting daily fixes stronger than 7.2. Explore the impact on China's economy and global markets.