On January 14, news emerged that XPENG Motors specified its 2026 sales target during an internal strategic session. The company aims to sell 550,000 to 600,000 vehicles throughout the year. When compared to the estimated 429,400 vehicles projected to be produced in 2025, this goal signifies an approximate growth of 28.1% to 39.7%. To achieve this, the average monthly delivery volume must climb to between 45,800 and 50,000 units.

He Xiaopeng disclosed that in 2026, XPENG will roll out seven dual-energy vehicle models featuring super range-extender configurations. This lineup includes three super range-extender products and four entirely new models. At present, XPENG has already launched several range-extender models, such as the XPENG X9, XPENG P7+, and XPENG G7.

According to supply chain insiders, the four all-new models are the XPENG G01, XPENG G02, and two SUV models, namely D02 and D03, which fall under the XPENG Mona brand. Moreover, XPENG has proactively secured production capacity for over one million self-developed chips in advance. The company is also in the process of gradually transitioning its existing models to Turing chips.