Understanding the Market | XPENG-W rose over 4% during the session, and XPeng Huaitian flying cars will start pre-sales in December
XPENG-W rose over 4% during the session, and as of the time of writing, it is up 4.09%, priced at HKD 48.35, with a transaction volume of HKD 346 million. On the news front, according to market reports, at the XPeng AI Technology Day, XPeng's chairman He Xiaopeng revealed that XPeng's global first mass-produced split-type flying car will make its global debut at the Zhuhai Airshow in November, with official pre-sales starting in December. Since April this year, multiple regions have successively introduced low-altitude economy-related plans or support policies. According to incomplete statistics, as of now, 22 provinces (municipalities and autonomous regions) across the country have released low-altitude economy action plans or related drafts for public consultation, competing for the "City in the Sky." China Galaxy Securities pointed out that the low-altitude economy industrial chain includes upstream flight infrastructure and support services, midstream aircraft manufacturing, and downstream operational applications. Looking ahead, the trillion-level market for the low-altitude economy is approaching, with infrastructure leading the way and manufacturing and operations advancing together
According to Zhitong Finance APP, XPeng-W (09868) rose over 4% during the trading session, with a current increase of 4.09%, priced at HKD 48.35, and a transaction volume of HKD 346 million.
In terms of news, according to market reports, at the XPeng AI Technology Day, XPeng's chairman He Xiaopeng revealed that XPeng's first mass-produced split-type flying car will make its global debut at the Zhuhai Airshow in November, with official pre-sales starting in December. Since April of this year, multiple regions have successively introduced low-altitude economy-related plans or support policies. According to incomplete statistics, as of now, 22 provinces (municipalities and autonomous regions) across the country have released low-altitude economy action plans or related drafts for public consultation, competing for the "City in the Sky."
China Galaxy Securities pointed out that the low-altitude economy industrial chain includes upstream flight infrastructure and guarantee services, midstream aircraft manufacturing, and downstream operational applications. Looking ahead, the trillion-level market for the low-altitude economy is gradually approaching, with infrastructure leading the way and manufacturing and operations advancing simultaneously