Earnings reaction · XPEV

How analysts reacted to XPeng’s results

XPeng reported on March 20, 2026 (quarter ended Dec 2025). In the next sessions, 7 Wall Street firms published notes: 1 raised their price target, 2 cut it and 1 kept it unchanged. The median target of the 4 firms with a before-and-after figure went from $22.50 to $20.50 (−9%). 2 firms downgraded it. The shares fell 8% on Mar 20, the day of the report.

Mar 20, 2026 reported7 firms1 raised2 cut
Median target$22.50 → $20.50−9% · 4 firms
Target changes1 raised2 cut · 1 kept · 0↑ 2↓ ratings
Share move−8%Mar 20 · $19.15 → $17.55
EPS vs consensus—Not available

Every firm’s call 7

The first note from each firm in the session that reacted to the results and the next two, with its previous target. Since then the shares have lost 46% ($9.56 on Oct 6), against a median target of $20.50 from these firms. XPeng consensus today

Before After Share price
BernsteinHold$21$22+5%Mar 23
Morgan StanleyBuy$34$34KeptMar 20
BarclaysSell$17$16−6%Mar 23
MacquarieDowngradeHold$24$19−21%Mar 23
US Tiger SecuritiesDowngradeHold—$20—Mar 20
CLSABuy———Mar 23
Nomura/InstinetBuy———Mar 23

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