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XPENG welcomes Overseas Strategic Communications Director

XPENG welcomes Overseas Strategic Communications Director

Chinese vehicle company XPENG has appointed Kaylene Hong as Deputy Director, Overseas Strategic Communications. Based in Guangzhou, she focuses on shaping the company's corporate narrative, managing reputation and issues, and supporting executive-level communications as XPENG continues its global expansion.

Kaylene brings more than a decade of experience across strategic communications and journalism. Prior to joining XPENG, she held senior communications roles at technology companies including Xiaohongshu, Huawei, and ByteDance. 

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