XPENG expands into four new markets, signing dealer agreements in Nigeria, Oman, Kuwait and Albania

XPENG is expanding its global footprint, having signed dealer agreements in four new markets: Nigeria, Oman, Kuwait and Albania. The partnerships mark the brand's entry into these countries, spanning the Gulf region, West Africa and the Western Balkans.

The agreements were signed between September and October 2026. By working with local dealer partners, XPENG aims to establish its presence in each market and lay the groundwork for new model launches, brand-building and sales and aftersales operations.

XPENG has accelerated its expansion in the Middle East and Africa in 2026, pursuing two parallel approaches: launching its vehicles in new markets and signing agreements with local dealers.

Its vehicles have launched in Morocco, Tunisia, Bahrain and Mauritius. Mauritius is particularly notable as XPENG's first right-hand-drive (RHD) market in the Middle East and Africa region.

The company has also signed dealer agreements in Kuwait, Nigeria, Oman and Albania.

XPENG said it would continue working with its international partners to bring its electric vehicles and technologies to more customers around the world.

XPENG's latest expansion is part of a wider push into international markets. After making its initial move into Europe through Norway, the company has extended its presence across Europe and into regions including the Middle East and Southeast Asia.

Its global sales and service network now covers 83 countries and regions.