NOTEBOOK: Nio, Xpeng CEOs set tongues wagging

Nio CEO William Li, right, and Xpeng CEO He Xiaopeng, two leading lights of China’s EV onslaught, staged a very public walk around of each other’s booths at the Shanghai auto show on Monday. (BLOOMBERG)

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Bloomberg

April 19, 2021 12:38 PM

The Shanghai auto show opened on Monday in China’s financial hub, a multiday event aimed at showcasing the best and brightest car innovations in the world’s biggest vehicle market.

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