XPENG delivers record 50,237 vehicles in October, overseas deliveries hit new high

XPENG delivered 50,237 vehicles worldwide in October 2026, up 22% from September and 20% year on year. It was the company's highest monthly delivery total to date.

Overseas deliveries also reached a new monthly record, with 13,326 vehicles handed over outside China. That was a 166% increase compared with the same month last year.

The new XPENG MONA L05 has launched in China, with a limited-time starting price of RMB 139,800 (approximately RM 89k).

All 5,000 cars in the first batch sold out within three minutes of the launch. Large-scale deliveries began in China on 1 November.

The MONA line-up has now surpassed 360,000 cumulative deliveries since its launch two years ago.

Meanwhile, the flagship XPENG GX is attracting strong interest in overseas markets. Although its official price in the Middle East has yet to be announced, the model has already received nearly 4,000 pre-orders. Its regional launch and global deliveries are planned for the next stage.

At the 91st Paris Motor Show in October, XPENG presented its full range of Physical AI products.

As part of the show, the organisers introduced the Autonomous Lab, a dedicated programme featuring public-road demonstrations of advanced driver assistance systems. Automakers were invited to take part, but only two accepted the challenge: XPENG and Tesla.

XPENG Chairman and CEO He Xiaopeng was also the only Chinese carmaker executive invited to speak at the Paris Automotive Summit. He shared the stage with senior executives from Stellantis, Volkswagen Group and Renault Group.

He used the occasion to introduce XPENG AI ENGINEERING, the company's intelligent vehicle solutions. The service is being opened to global partners, offering support across vehicle development, manufacturing and aftersales. XPENG also presented solutions from its wider Physical AI portfolio, including humanoid robots, robotaxis and flying cars.

XPENG's Robotaxi programme also took a step forward on 26 October, when the company received approval to conduct demonstration operations with Level 4 autonomous vehicles in Guangzhou.

The approval allows XPENG to run Robotaxi services across the city under the intelligent connected vehicle demonstration programme. It moves the project beyond technical testing and into trials of real-world commercial operations, marking another step in the company's efforts to bring its Physical AI technologies into everyday use.

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