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I believe that there are many worthwhile EV stocks to buy currently available. That's because, in my view, by 2030 electric vehicles will likely account for close to a majority of all the vehicles sold in the U.S. The main reason for this is that electricity will always be cheaper on average, than gasoline.

Shares of Xpeng Inc (NYSE: XPEV) are up 15% on Thursday after the EV maker reported a big increase in deliveries for the month of April. X9 success is helping Xpeng stock in 2024 The electric vehicles company delivered a total of 9,393 vehicles last month – up a whopping 33% versus last year.

The Nasdaq declined over 2% on Tuesday, and if the momentum keeps going, we could see the tech index below 15,000 points. This turbulence makes investors wonder if the bear has awaked from its slumber, but there still are hypergrowth stocks to buy out there.

Xpeng Inc (NYSE: XPEV) is up 10% on Friday after announcing plans of launching a new sub-brand.  Xpeng's Mona will launch in the coming months The electric vehicles company is calling the new brand “Mona” which is expected to go live over the next two to three months.

Brian Gu, vice chairman and co-president of the Chinese electric vehicle maker, discusses its latest product, X9, and artificial intelligence-assisted driving.

Xpeng, a China-based electric car startup that is also selling in Europe, has made driver-assist software one of its selling points.

Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker XPeng on Thursday said its software and artificial intelligence training upgrades will enter a "super fast cycle" from May, and that it hopes use of its platform will expand to other Asian countries and Europe.

XPeng (NASDAQ: XPEV ) won a partnership with Volkswagen (OTCMKTS: VWAGY ) on the design of future Chinese electric vehicles (EVs). The German company signed a “framework agreement” for an Electrical/Electronic (E/E) system as part of VW's China Main Platform (CMP).

The electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer XPeng (NYSE: XPEV), experienced a stock price decrease of more than 8% on Friday following a formal letter sent on April 11, from Senator Sherrod Brown to President Biden, urging the President to implement a permanent ban on the import of Chinese-made EVs into the United States.

Volkswagen AG said on Wednesday it has developed a new architecture for intelligent and electric cars with its Chinese partner Xpeng , which the German automaker said will help it offer more affordable EVs in its biggest market.