Xpeng delivered 50,237 vehicles in October, a monthly high and the first time its total has crossed 50,000. The figure was 19.57% higher than a year earlier and 21.77% above September, surpassing the previous record of 42,013 set in October 2025. It also returned the company to year-on-year growth after a slight decline in September.
Overseas deliveries reached a record 13,326, up 166% year on year and 32.53% from September. They represented 26.53% of October’s total. Deliveries in China came to 36,911, the highest domestic monthly result in a year. Across the first 10 months of 2026, Xpeng delivered 334,604 vehicles, down 5.80% year on year; overseas deliveries accounted for 72,805 of that total, or about 21.76%.
The results arrive as Xpeng adds vehicles to support growth toward year-end. The Mona L05, a five-seat SUV offered as a battery electric or extended-range electric vehicle, went on sale in China on October 29. Its limited-time starting price is 139,800 yuan (about $20,820), and the 5,000 units available for near-term delivery sold out within three minutes. Nationwide deliveries began November 1. Xpeng has also started global shipments and plans to offer the model in 65 countries and regions.
CEO He Xiaopeng said in August that the company was targeting more than 60,000 monthly sales in the fourth quarter, supported by new models including the Mona L05 and G9L. Reaching that level would require October’s pace to rise by about 19.43%.