(Reuters) -Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng on Tuesday forecast third-quarter revenue would double, betting on surging deliveries of its cars despite challenging economic conditions.

Xpeng has been able to drum up demand for its diverse lineup of electric cars, helped by government stimuli to boost customer spending in a faltering economy.

The carmaker is also working on integrating artificial intelligence into its self-driving software and expanding technology tie-ups with other automakers.

“XPeng’s in-house Turing chip, once mass-produced, could be a pivotal step in the company’s intelligent driving ambitions. The chip is designed specifically for XPeng’s own requirements, offering targeted optimization over generic industry solutions,” said Rosalie Chan, an analyst at Third Bridg

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