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“The outbreak is a real test of a company’s core competency and the ability to adapt to the new environment. Weak players will be more vulnerable”

Mar 13, 2020 (WiC 486)

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He Xiaopeng, XPENG Motors chairman, tells the Financial Times that 2021 will be the year electric cars go mainstream and that he’s “cautiously optimistic” on his industry despite the impact of the coronavirus.

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