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He Xiaopeng, founder of XPeng has a degree in Computer Science, unlike Musk. Volkswagen recently invested $700 million in XPeng ($XPEV) whose G9 👇 is sized like a $TSLA Model X, but costs 30% less. Xpeng essentially built a larger Model Y before Tesla did.

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