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Xpeng welcomes EU-China agreement on capping hybrid imports
Xpeng vice chairman and co-president Brian Gu welcomed an EU-China agreement on hybrid imports.
The agreement is about capping imports of hybrid vehicles between the two sides.
Gu called it an encouraging sign.
He shared his view at the Paris Motor Show.
The agreement concerns trade between China and the European Union.
No further details about its terms or what happens next were given.
Xpeng vice chairman and co-president Brian Gu welcomed the EU-China agreement on capping hybrid imports.
Gu called the agreement an encouraging sign.
He explained his view at the Paris Motor Show.
Bloomberg published its report on October 13, 2026.
- Who
- Brian Gu, Xpeng’s vice chairman and co-president.
- What
- He welcomed the EU-China agreement on capping hybrid imports.
- When
- Bloomberg published the report on October 13, 2026; the date of Gu’s remarks is not stated.
- Where
- At the Paris Motor Show.
- Why
- Gu called the agreement an encouraging sign.
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- Agreement
- EU-China agreement on capping hybrid imports
- Speaker
- Brian Gu
- Role
- Xpeng vice chairman and co-president
- Venue
- Paris Motor Show
- Published
- October 13, 2026
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