Chinese electric vehicle company XPeng Motors said it delivered 30,453 vehicles in February 2025, marking a 570 percent year-over-year growth.

This achievement solidifies XPeng's position as the top performer among Chinese EV startups in new energy vehicle deliveries for the second consecutive month. Notably, the company has now surpassed the 30,000-vehicle delivery milestone for four straight months, underscoring its robust growth trajectory in the competitive EV market.

In late February, XPeng Motors initiated its 255th overseas shipment from the Nansha Port in Guangzhou, Guangdong province. This batch featured the company's all-electric MPV, the X9, destined for Thailand. During the event, XPeng Chairman He Xiaopeng outlined ambitious plans to bolster international sales, aiming for overseas markets to contribute half of the company's total sales by 2030.

XPeng said by the end of 2024, its vehicles had reached 30 countries and regions, supported by a network of 150 overseas stores. Looking ahead to 2025, XPeng aims to accelerate its international growth, targeting entry into over 60 markets and expanding its overseas service network to more than 300 locations.

This strategic push reflects XPeng's strategy of leveraging its innovative technology and expanding market presence to meet the growing demand for sustainable transportation worldwide.