XPeng Inc. · 2026 Q2 call
What the CEO argued
He Xiaopeng used the call to re-cast XPeng as two businesses funded by one supply chain. He opened not with the cars but with the robot: over USD 900 million raised at a USD 6.2 billion post-money valuation, a business he now runs himself as CEO alongside the carmaker, and which he argues is at least twenty times harder than building smart EVs. His case for why XPeng specifically can do it was industrial rather than visionary - over 85% of the robot's supply chain partners are already building its cars, and each IRON should earn more over its life than a vehicle does. On the cars he was candid about a ramp that slipped: the MONA L03 set an order record and then ran into extreme weather and supply-chain disruption, and he apologised to customers for it while pointing at a fourth quarter he expects to exit above 60,000 deliveries a month. The quieter argument, and the one the numbers support, is that exports now carry the company - overseas deliveries passed 20,000 in a quarter for the first time, at an average selling price above EUR 40,000, and more than a quarter of first-half revenue came from outside China.
What they said
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On the call
- He Xiaopeng — Co-Founder, Chairman & CEO, XPeng
- Jiaming Wu — VP of Finance and Accounting, XPeng
- Gui Hongdi — Vice Chairman & Co-President, XPeng
- Alex Xie — Head of Capital Markets, XPeng
- Tim Hsiao — Analyst, Morgan Stanley
- Ming-Hsun Lee — Analyst, Bank of America
- Ming Chung — Analyst, Citi
- Y.C. Lai — Analyst, JPMorgan
- Tina Hou — Analyst, Goldman Sachs
- Operator — Operator
About these quotes
Every passage above is quoted verbatim from XPeng Inc.'s 2026 Q2 earnings call of Aug 24, 2026, checked against the recording's transcription word for word. XPeng states that the content of its earnings call belongs to the company and may not be reproduced or transcribed without its consent. This page quotes from the second-quarter 2026 call rather than reproducing it, and the company's own replay of the call sits on XPeng's investor relations site. Remarks by the chairman and by the analysts asking questions were delivered in Mandarin and reached English through the call's live interpreter, so the wording quoted here is the interpreter's. Figures spoken on a call are management's own and are checked against the release before they are used anywhere else on this site.