Xpeng’s Deliveries Plunge 50% Following Holiday Slowdown

Xpeng’s Deliveries Plunge 50% Following Holiday Slowdown

Xpeng, the Guangzhou-based electric vehicle manufacturer, experienced a significant decline in deliveries during February 2024. The company reported delivering 15,256 vehicles, which reflects a steep year-on-year decrease of 49.90% and a month-on-month drop of 23.76%. This downturn can be attributed to the impacts of the Chinese Lunar New Year holiday and the reduction of national support policies.

Xpeng’s February Performance Overview

The Spring Festival, which occurred from February 15 to February 23, heavily influenced production and delivery processes across China’s automotive sector. While Xpeng’s deliveries fell, local competitor Li Auto posted a modest increase year-on-year.

Monthly Deliveries Data

Month 2024 2025 2026
January 8,250 30,350 20,011
February 4,545 30,453 15,256
March 9,026 33,205
April 9,393 35,045
May 10,146 33,525
June 10,668 34,611
July 11,145 36,717
August 14,036 37,709
September 21,352 41,581
October 23,917 42,013
November 30,895 36,728
December 36,695 37,508

Future Prospects and Strategic Moves

In response to decreasing domestic sales, Xpeng is pursuing an ambitious international expansion strategy. The company commenced global deliveries of its P7+ model in February, aiming to reach 18 countries initially.

Xpeng is also preparing to introduce next-generation technology. A launch event on March 2 will debut its second-generation VLA (Vision-Language-Action) model and the updated all-electric X9 MPV. The X9 MPV is designed for family use, offering an impressive range of up to 750 kilometers.

Furthermore, Xpeng’s artificial intelligence software has garnered attention from significant players in the automotive industry. Volkswagen recently became the first commercial client for Xpeng’s VLA 2.0 solution, indicating a fruitful partnership focused on smart driving technology.

Long-Term Goals

CEO He Xiaopeng has set high aspirations for Xpeng’s future, targeting annual overseas sales of 1 million vehicles by 2030. He expects international markets to contribute over 70% to the company’s profits, reflecting a major focus on global growth and innovation.

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