XPeng sets new EV delivery record and keeps climbing

Setting a new record the big win

XPeng delivered 116,007 Smart EVs in Q3 2025 (+149% YoY). September set a new monthly high at 41,581 vehicles (+95% YoY, +10% MoM), the brand’s first time above 40,000 in a single month.

This massive success demonstrates the company’s rapid growth and sales of cars. Momentum was led by the Mona M03, which contributed the largest share of recent monthly deliveries.

Hitting huge delivery numbers counting the cars

Due to that record-breaking sales month, XPeng delivered a massive number of cars for the whole year. Their total deliveries in the first nine months of 2025 reached 313,196 units. This represents a spectacular 218% increase compared to 2024.

This vast number indicates that an increasing number of families are opting for an XPeng car. One of their most popular cars, the updated P7 sedan, also achieved a significant milestone in September: the 10,000th unit officially rolled off the assembly line.

Being a good company caring for the planet

Selling a large number of cars is excellent, but XPeng also prioritizes being a responsible company and maintaining a healthy planet.

This focus is called ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance). In September 2025, XPeng announced that it had maintained MSCI’s top ESG rating of ‘AAA’ for a third consecutive year.

This means that experts believe XPeng is a world leader in operating an environmentally responsible business. This award helps them attract important investors who also share their concern for the environment.

Keeping the streak alive more and more cars

The company’s hard work and good reputation enabled it to continue setting records. September 2025 was a record month with 41,581 deliveries, showing strong momentum. This represented a 10% increase from the previous month, marking the third consecutive month that XPeng had set a new record.

Their total of 116,007 vehicles for the third quarter also shows that their factories and sales teams are working super efficiently. These large numbers indicate that they are highly successful in manufacturing and selling cars.

Going global leaving home

XPeng isn’t just selling in China anymore; it is now expanding globally. The company plans to sell its Smart EVs in over 60 countries and regions by the end of 2025. They have just announced that they are entering five more EU markets, bringing their total presence to over 20 regional markets in Europe.

New places they are aiming for include the UK and Italy. This massive expansion is part of a plan to become a truly global car brand, with half of its total sales projected to come from international markets in the future.

Selling a family favorite the big van

One of the models helping this global growth is the big, electric van, the XPeng X9 MPV. This family vehicle is selling well overseas. XPeng reported strong sales in Hong Kong, with the X9 ranking as the top-selling pure electric MPV in the Thailand market in September 2025.

In July 2025, the X9 was also the top-selling electric MPV in Thailand, with 199 units delivered. This success demonstrates that families in various countries, such as those in China, appreciate XPeng’s large, intelligent electric cars.

The car’s brain super smart driving

People buying these cars really love the technology inside, especially the intelligent driving system. XPeng’s system is called XNGP (XPeng Navigation Guided Pilot). This system helps drivers navigate cities and other areas safely and efficiently.

In September 2025, many customers were actively using XNGP, indicating their strong preference for it. XPeng develops this innovative software in-house, which makes their cars unique and is a key reason why buyers choose them.

The popular little car Mona the M03

A considerable part of the delivery success mentioned earlier is a smaller, more affordable Mona M03 sedan. In July 2025, this car sold 15,758 units.

According to XPeng’s delivery data, this car has sold over 10,000 units every month for 11 months straight! This single car made up over 40% of all XPeng’s deliveries that month. This indicates that having a great, lower-priced vehicle is crucial for attracting a large number of new customers.

The stylish SUV the cool G6

Another big seller is the sporty-looking XPeng G6 SUV. According to XPeng’s report for the first seven months of 2025, sales of the G6 increased by a substantial 115.41% compared to the same period last year.

In July 2025, the G6 sold 5,885 units, making it XPeng’s second-best-selling car that month. This success proves that the new car platform it’s built on, called SEPA 2.0, is excellent and people want this high-tech SUV.

Thinking far ahead flying cars

XPeng doesn’t just think about cars on the road; they are also focused on the future, like flying cars. Their partner company, XPeng AeroHT, is developing a modular flying vehicle. In July 2025, AeroHT raised a substantial $250 million to support this plan.

This money will be used to build and sell the “Land Aircraft Carrier” flying car. They have already finished building their first flying car factory and hope to start selling the vehicle in 2026.

The next big hit the fast G7

Returning to their current lineup, the XPeng G7 SUV demonstrated the excitement people feel about new models. Immediately after its price was announced, the company announced that G7 had surpassed 10,000 pre-orders in 46 minutes.

The G7 is built on the advanced SEPA 2.0 platform and has super-powerful computers inside. The top version features three of XPeng’s own Turing AI chips, providing a total computing power of 2,250 TOPS (a substantial number of calculations per second).

Building cars everywhere new factory

To keep pace with the growing demand at home and around the world, XPeng must expand its factory capacity. In July 2025, XPeng announced that Indonesia would be its first overseas manufacturing hub.

This is a significant move to manufacture cars closer to foreign customers, which will reduce shipping costs. The very first XPeng X9 built in Indonesia was delivered right there, marking the beginning of this new plan.

Charging super fast no more waiting

A key component of the new cars, such as the G6 and G7, is the new SEPA 2.0 platform. This platform features a special 800-volt system that enables the vehicle to charge at a speedy rate.

For example, the G6’s battery can charge from 10% to 80% in under 20 minutes at a super-fast charging station. This fantastic feature means drivers spend significantly less time waiting for their battery to charge.

Spreading the smart driving mapping the cities

XPeng has worked hard to make its innovative driving system, XNGP, available to a broader audience. This system features the City NGP, which assists with driving and lane changes in busy city streets.

XPeng aimed to bring this intelligent driving function to 50 cities across China by the end of 2023. It utilizes a smart vision system called XNet, which enables the car to understand its surroundings, even without specialized high-definition maps.

Getting money to grow joining the stock market

To fund all these new cars, technologies, and factories, XPeng required a substantial amount of money. They got it by listing their shares on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in the United States.

They completed this significant step, called an IPO (Initial Public Offering), on August 27, 2020. They sold their shares for $15.00 each and raised about $1.5 billion to fund the research and development of all their future Smart EVs.

Want to see how these numbers stack up against industry rivals? Check out Deutsche Bank forecasts 35k Nio, 72k Tesla, 42k Xiaomi EVs in Sept.

The beginning of the story how it all started

The remarkable story of XPeng began in August 2014. The company was founded by visionary leaders, including He Xiaopeng, Xia Heng, and He Tao. Their very first mass-produced car was the XPeng G3 compact crossover SUV.

The production of the G3 began in November 2018. This first car was extremely important because it helped XPeng establish its presence in the electric vehicle world and paved the way for the much cooler cars we see today, such as the P7 and G9.

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