XPeng registered 922 vehicles in Germany in June, a new monthly record for the Guangzhou-based automaker in Europe’s largest auto market.
The figures represent a 284% year-over-year surge, according to KBA data published on Friday.
Registrations more than tripled year over year for the fourteenth straight month, extending a streak of accelerating demand that began in mid-2025.
June’s result also surpassed the previous record of 633 units set in May by 45.7%, marking the fourth consecutive month XPeng has broken its own German sales record.
The monthly total was also more than double what XPeng registered in its best month of 2025 — December, when the company recorded 426 vehicles.
XPeng‘s monthly trajectory in Germany has steepened throughout the first half of 2026.
The month-over-month gain of 45.7% in June was the steepest sequential increase since March, when registrations jumped 65.9% from February.
Q2 Closes Strong
The second quarter totaled 2,150 registrations — the sum of April’s 595, May’s 633 and June’s 922 — representing a 239.7% increase from the 633 vehicles XPeng registered in the second quarter of 2025.
On a quarter-over-quarter basis, the second quarter rose 78.1% from the first quarter’s 1,207 units.
The pace accelerated substantially within the quarter itself: June alone accounted for 42.9% of the Q2 total, up from April’s 27.7% share and May’s 29.4%.
The first-quarter figure of 1,207 had already marked a 179.4% jump from Q1 2025’s 432 registrations, as previously reported by EV.
The second quarter’s result nearly doubled that already elevated first-quarter base.
For the first half of 2026, XPeng registered 3,357 vehicles in Germany — a 215.2% increase from the 1,065 registered in the first half of 2025.
The first-half total already exceeds the company’s full-year 2025 German registrations of 2,991 by 12.2%, with six months still remaining.
At the current pace, XPeng is on track to more than double its 2025 German total.
XPeng crossed 3,000 cumulative deliveries in Germany during January, roughly two and a half years after expanding into the market.
Given that the company has registered more than 3,300 vehicles in the five months since, cumulative German deliveries have likely surpassed 6,300 units.
German EV Market Backdrop
Germany’s broader EV market has been growing rapidly in 2026, fueled by the EV purchase incentive confirmed in January — a €3 billion scheme running through 2029 that offers private buyers between €3,000 and €6,000 depending on household income and family size.
Battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) accounted for a 25.0% share of the overall German market in May, when EV registrations rose 39.3% year over year to 59,969 units.
Among import brands, BYD surged 232.1% and Tesla rose 322.4% in that same month, underscoring the momentum across Chinese and US EV brands in Germany’s subsidized market.
XPeng‘s 284% year-over-year gain in June placed the brand’s growth rate above both peers’ May performance — though absolute volume remains smaller than either BYD or Tesla in the German market.
European and Global Context
Germany’s June result came as XPeng delivered 40,126 vehicles globally in June — its strongest month of 2026.
Second-quarter global deliveries reached 103,295 units, landing inside the 100,000-to-106,000 range the company had guided to.
First-half global deliveries totaled 165,977 vehicles.
The company is targeting global deliveries of 550,000 to 600,000 vehicles for the full year, growth of 28% to 40% over the 429,445 units delivered in 2025.
XPeng now operates in 28 European countries and delivered 22,787 vehicles across European markets in 2025, a 126% year-over-year increase.
Germany accounts for the largest single-country share of those European sales.
Expanding Lineup
XPeng‘s German lineup currently includes two SUVs — the G6 and the G9 — the P7+ sedan and the X9 MPV.
The X9 began deliveries across seven European markets in June, while the P7+ sedan also started European deliveries earlier in the quarter.
The G6 starts at €43,600, the P7+ from €46,600, the G9 from €59,600 and the X9 from €77,600.
All four models are eligible for 0% APR financing with terms between 12 and 48 months, alongside XPeng‘s own Tech Prämie discount of €2,500 on the G6 and P7+ and €5,000 on the G9 and X9.
The company is preparing to widen its German offering further.
XPeng confirmed it will launch the Mona L03 SUV and a premium SUV in Europe from July, anchored by a brand event in Munich.
A camouflaged Mona L03 was spotted road-testing in Munich late last month ahead of the launch.
XPeng CEO He Xiaopeng announced in early June that the company will produce a fourth vehicle at Magna Steyr’s facility in Graz, Austria, extending a partnership that began late last year.
Managing Director for the UK and Europe Elvis Cheng has said the Graz plant’s capacity is no longer sufficient to meet European demand, and the company is in discussions with Volkswagen Group and other partners about additional European manufacturing.
