Automotive & EV

Local distributor loses Australian court battle with China's Xpeng

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The Australian Federal Court dismissed a legal case brought by TrueEV against Chinese EV manufacturer XPeng, allowing XPeng to continue its direct factory-backed distribution model in Australia. This decision clarifies the market position for XPeng and ensures stable operations for consumers, as it now directly manages sales and service without interference from TrueEV.

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