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XPENG AEROHT Secures World’s Largest Syndicated Loan in Flying Car Manufacturing

XPENG AEROHT has obtained a record syndicated loan worth around $176 million to build a large-scale intelligent manufacturing base for its next-generation flying cars.

XPENG AEROHT Secures World’s Largest Syndicated Loan in Flying Car Manufacturing

XPENG AEROHT has finalized agreements with several major financial institutions to secure a syndicated loan of approximately $176 million. The funds will be used to support the development of the company’s intelligent manufacturing base for flying cars.

This represents the largest syndicated loan ever granted in the global flying car manufacturing sector. The financing will provide XPENG AEROHT with stable capital and favorable lending conditions, enabling faster progress in its production and innovation efforts.

XPENG AEROHT recently began construction of its Flying Car Intelligent Manufacturing Base in Guangzhou, marking the world’s first assembly-line facility designed for large-scale flying car production. The plant is expected to produce up to 10,000 units annually, primarily focusing on the flight module of the company’s modular flying car, known as the “Land Aircraft Carrier.”

According to XPENG AEROHT founder Zhao Deli, the construction of the mass-production facility is advancing smoothly. The successful loan agreement highlights strong national support for emerging industries within the low-altitude economy, as well as growing confidence from the financial sector in this expanding market. The partnership is expected to accelerate XPENG AEROHT’s move toward building a world-class intelligent manufacturing hub for flying cars.

Industry representatives emphasized that the low-altitude economy has become a powerful new growth driver where technology, innovation, and new industries converge. It is viewed as a major opportunity zone valued in the trillions, poised to stimulate high-quality economic development.

As a leading enterprise in Guangzhou’s low-altitude industry, XPENG AEROHT specializes in research, development, and production of flying vehicles. The syndicated loan reflects strong financial support for industrial innovation, helping companies like XPENG AEROHT to achieve sustainable growth, strengthen industrial ecosystems, and drive regional economic expansion.

The term “low-altitude economy” has recently gained prominence in national economic strategies, recognized as a vital component of the new productive forces. With increasing policy backing, the ecosystem is rapidly evolving — encompassing R&D, manufacturing, infrastructure, and service operations across the entire value chain.

With years of accumulated expertise and continued breakthroughs, XPENG AEROHT remains at the forefront of the flying car sector. The completion of this syndicated loan underscores both financial institutions’ confidence in the company’s vision and the growing belief in the vast potential of the low-altitude economy.

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