Xpeng
+ FollowXpeng (NYSE: XPEV, HKEX: 9868) is a Chinese electric vehicle maker founded in 2014 and headquartered in Guangzhou. The company's lineup includes the Mona M03 and P7 sedans and the G6, G9, GX SUVs and X9 MPV, spanning the mass market to the premium segment.
Xpeng is best known for its in-house developed smart driving technology, positioning itself as a leader in autonomous driving among Chinese EV makers. Beyond passenger vehicles, the company is also developing flying cars through its affiliateAridge, as well as humanoid robots.
This page tracks Xpeng's monthly deliveries, financial results, and latest news.
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Xpeng September deliveries hit 2026 high despite slight year-on-year decline
Xpeng delivered 41,256 vehicles in September, down 0.78% year-on-year while up 5.50% from August.
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Xpeng reportedly consolidates product lines to cut R&D costs
Xpeng has consolidated its 4 product lines into 2 to focus R&D resources and reduce costs.
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Xpeng plans to offer tech to more foreign automakers as potential partners show interest, report says
Xpeng plans to expand its technology offerings beyond Volkswagen to more overseas customers.
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Xpeng launches G9L in China in family SUV push
The Xpeng G9L starts at a limited-time price of 231,800 yuan ($34,300) in China, with BEV and EREV options.
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Xpeng's megawatt charging station goes live in Hong Kong, with Europe next
The station delivers peak output of 1 megawatt and has 400 kWh of energy storage.
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Xpeng G9L China launch event set for September 17
The 5-seat SUV opened for pre-sales in August, with prices starting at 259,800 yuan ($38,380).
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Xpeng's first right-hand-drive G9L SUVs roll off production line, bound for Australia
The right-hand-drive G9L has rolled off the production line at Xpeng's Guangzhou plant, with the model set to enter 64 countries and regions.
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Xpeng opens Iron humanoid robot production line, paving way for year-end mass production
Xpeng's humanoid robot production line has begun operating, with Iron walking off the line autonomously after assembly.
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Xpeng Iron reportedly shifts to semi-solid batteries as all-solid-state tech lags
Xpeng Iron will use high-energy solid-liquid hybrid batteries, reflecting delays in the commercialization of all-solid-state technology.
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Xpeng delivers 39,107 vehicles in August, second-highest this year
Xpeng's August deliveries rose 2.84% from July, reaching their second-highest monthly level this year after 40,126 vehicles in June.
