XPeng Inc. (NYSE:XPEV) is one of the best foreign stocks to buy right now. On February 9, XPeng Inc. (NYSE:XPEV) announced a global collaboration with Ant International’s Antom payment platform. The goal, XPeng said, is to improve the digital payment experience for EV charging services. Antom has become XPENG’s first global payment partner for its EV charging business.
The new integrated payment service will enable XPeng drivers to start and stop charging and complete payment directly within the XPeng mobile app. Initial payment support in Hong Kong uses AlipayHK, with credit card payment options expected to be added soon.
Through the collaboration, Antom is helping XPeng integrate a wide range of payment methods. This includes global credit cards and local alternative options such as e-wallets and mobile banking apps.
According to XPeng, the collaboration was established in the second half of 2025, and marks XPeng as the first Chinese next-generation EV maker to partner with Antom.
On February 8, JPMorgan lowered its price target on XPeng Inc. to $34 from $50 but kept an Overweight rating on the shares. The firm expects China’s auto industry to struggle in 2026 as passenger vehicle growth turns negative. It also lowered Li’s earnings forecast to a loss this year due to weaker sales and margins.
XPeng Inc. (NYSE:XPEV) is a Chinese company. It designs, manufactures, and sells smart electric vehicles, integrating advanced autonomous driving technologies and connected car systems. Its product lineup includes electric SUVs and sedans such as the G9 and P7.
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