With XPeng seeing so much success in China, we can’t wait to have it here
Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker, XPeng, has reported its sales figures for March and it was INSANE. XPeng has successfully delivered 33,205 EVs this March, a whole 268 percent more compared to the same period last year. Congratulations to XPeng on this monumental achievement and I hope they see more success moving forward.
This marks the fifth consecutive month the company has surpassed the 30,000-unit milestone, highlighting its continued growth and strong market demand. XPeng had initially forecasted deliveries between 30,197 and 32,197 vehicles for the month, making the actual figure even more impressive.
Moreover, in total, XPeng delivered 94,008 vehicles during the first quarter of 2025, surpassing its earlier guidance of 91,000 to 93,000 units, which was outlined in the company’s fourth-quarter earnings report. The strong performance in January and February, with 30,350 and 30,453 units, respectively, further reinforces the company’s consistent growth trajectory.
XPeng’s founder, He Xiaopeng, has expressed confidence in the company’s future, stating that the company is on track to more than double last year’s delivery numbers. With ambitious targets for 2025, XPeng aims to exceed 380,000 vehicles sold, driven by expanding global demand and its growing vehicle lineup.
March 2025 also marked a key milestone for XPeng with the company’s XNGP model reaching an impressive 86 percent monthly active user penetration rate in urban driving. This achievement demonstrates the increasing adoption and popularity of XPeng’s vehicles, particularly in densely populated urban areas.
On top of that, XPeng is actively developing a range of new models, including five range-extended versions of both SUV and sedan body styles. Some of these models, codenamed E, F, and H, are slated for release in 2026 and 2027, offering both fully electric and range-extended powertrain options to meet the needs of more consumers.
Despite challenges such as the recent U.S. tariffs, analysts at Bernstein have indicated that XPeng and other Chinese automakers are largely unaffected in terms of sales. With no immediate or medium-term plans to enter the U.S. market, the 100 percent tariff imposed on Chinese EVs has had minimal effect on XPeng’s global strategy.
Given how well XPeng is doing in its home market and with news of the brand being confirmed to enter Malaysia, I think excitement for the brand is higher than ever, so let’s hope XPeng takes its success as a sign to enter the Malaysian market very soon.
We got all this from EV.com and their full article is linked here. Thank you EV.com for the information and images.
