Movement Alert|XPENG-W Rises 3.03% in Regular Trading, Porsche Exits VW Carbon Pool to Form Open Emission Pool with XPeng

Market Focus
Aug 17

On August 17, XPENG-W rose 3.03% in regular trading, trading at HKD 46.9/share, with turnover of HKD 209 million.

On the news front, Porsche recently announced its exit from the Volkswagen Group internal carbon emission pool, opting instead to form an open emission pool with XPeng to jointly account for fleet carbon emissions during 2026-2027. The move comes as the EU continues to tighten its carbon emission regulations, prompting certain traditional luxury brands whose electrification progress has fallen short of targets to purchase carbon credits from Chinese EV makers to achieve compliance.

The partnership is expected to generate carbon trading revenue for XPeng while signaling international recognition of its technology and regulatory compliance capabilities from a leading global automaker. Additionally, XPeng added 36 supercharging stations this week, continuing to expand its charging network. The broader Automobile Manufacturers sector also traded higher, with LEAPMOTOR up 4.34%, NIO-SW up 3.13%, GEELY AUTO up 2.97%, LI AUTO-W up 2.32%, and BYD COMPANY up 2.21%.

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