XPENG delivers more than 15,000 new vehicles in Feb. 2026

Gasgoo Munich- On March 1, XPENG announced it delivered 15,256 vehicles in February 2026, maintaining stable output as the company pivots toward a broader global and AI-driven growth agenda.

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February marked further progress in XPENG's international expansion. The all-new G6 officially went on sale in the United Kingdom, equipped across the range with an 800V high-voltage platform and a new-generation lithium iron phosphate battery, alongside the introduction of a black all-wheel-drive performance variant. The model is now available in more than 40 countries and regions worldwide. Meanwhile, large-scale overseas shipments of the updated P7+—positioned by the company as the world's first AI-defined car—got underway, with the first batch departing from Lianyungang bound for 18 markets. XPENG also entered New Zealand, where a local service center has already begun operations, further broadening its global footprint.

Beyond its automotive business, XPENG is stepping up investment in frontier technologies. Its humanoid robotics full-chain mass production base has been selected as a key development project in Guangzhou's Tianhe district, following the signing of a strategic cooperation agreement with local authorities. The facility will be located in the Guangtang Science and Innovation City's embodied intelligence industrial park, underscoring the company's ambition to build a vertically integrated AI ecosystem.

At the start of the Chinese New Year working season, Chairman and CEO He Xiaopeng outlined a “Physical AI plus globalization” strategy in an internal letter, setting a 2026 target to mass-produce three advanced AI-driven businesses: robots, flying cars and robotaxis. The next-generation IRON humanoid robot is slated to go into mass production by year-end, flying vehicles are expected to enter scaled deliveries within the year, and robotaxi services are planned to commence pilot operations.