XPeng Jumps Another 6% After a 16% Rally in Prior Trading Session as AI Progress Fuels Optimism

TigerNov 11, 2025 9:10 AM

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Xpeng surged another 6% in premarket trading after a 16% rally in prior trading session as recently announced AI advancements, including humanoid robot, sparked a revaluation of the company's stock.

The company will release its third-quarter earnings on November 17. It delivered 116,007 vehicles last quarters, marking its fourth consecutive record-breaking quarter.

The stock's rally likely stems from last week's series of AI advancements, fueling investor optimism.

At its November 5, 2025 AI Day event, Xpeng unveiled its next-generation Iron humanoid robot. Its lifelike appearance led many to suspect the company had hidden a real person inside the demonstration prototype.

Xpeng subsequently unzipped the humanoid robot to dispel these doubts.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk took note of the humanoid robot, saying that Tesla and Chinese companies will dominate this market in the future.

At the 2025 AI Day, Xpeng also announced plans to launch three robotaxi models in 2026, each equipped with four of Xpeng's in-house developed Turing AI chips, delivering a computing power of up to 3,000 TOPS.

On the second day of the event, Xpeng commenced pre-sales for its extended-range X9 MPV (multi-purpose vehicle), its first extended-range electric vehicle (EREV), with official launch scheduled for later this month.

Additionally, Volkswagen Anhui -- a majority-owned joint venture in China by German automaker Volkswagen -- filed regulatory documents for the ID.UNYX 08 SUV (sport utility vehicle), according to a catalog released yesterday.

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