XPeng‘s new car sales in Norway soared 338.9% year over year to 316 vehicles in May, data from the Norwegian Road Federation (OFV) showed on Monday.
The figures represent a slight decline of 5.1% from April, when the brand recorded 333 units, setting a new record since it entered Norway in 2021.
The Guangzhou-based EV maker registered 1,321 vehicles in Norway between January and May. In May, XPeng was the fourteenth best-selling brand in the Scandinavian market.
From the total of 316 units, 174 were G6s — ranking as the 20th best-selling model in the market. The entry level SUV is priced from NOK 387,778, equivalent to around $37,400.
The brand’s lineup in the Nordic market also includes its G9 SUV and the P7 sedan, with prices beginning at NOK 510,084 ($49,200) and NOK 439,900 ($42,450), respectively.
XPeng Norway is currently running a campaign for the Performance trim of its G6 and G9 models, both in white metallic, for purchases made between May 1 and June 30, on which the G6 is sold from NOK 459,900 ($44,400) and the G9 starts at NOK 669,900 ($64,600).
The campaign also includes the Premium and Comfort packages on G9 purchases.
XPeng has unveiled refreshed versions of its G6, G9, and the P7 sedan, although no date has been set for international shipping of the new iterations.
The refreshed X9 multi-purpose van (MPV), which was globally launched last month and is already featured on European websites, will be launched in the second half of the year.
The brand held last month a nationwide test-drive tour of the MPV in Norway. However, it remains unknown when the company will open orders or start deliveries in the market.
Competitors
As of May 31, Volkswagen was the top-selling overall car brand in Norway year to date, with 8,948 vehicles sold. It is followed by Tesla, which sold 7,393 units since January 1.
In May, the U.S. brand recorded 2,600 EVs in the Nordic market — sales surged 212.5% year over year.
According to OFV, BYD was the best seller among Chinese new energy vehicle (NEV) brands.
The China giant registered 517 vehicles in the Norwegian market last month, a surge of 240% form April 2024.
Figures from EU-EV showed that Geely-backed Polestar sold 256 units in May, down 20.2% from the previous year.
In the premium sector, Zeekr — which expanded to Norway in late 2024 — recorded 106 units. Nio’s sales in the Nordic market plunged 56% last month to 29 vehicles.
Global Results
XPeng delivered 33,525 vehicles in May, up 230% from a year earlier — despite a slight 4.3% decline from April’s 35,045 units. It was the seventh consecutive month above the 30,000-unit threshold.
In Europe, XPeng recently announced expansion to Hungary, Slovenia and Croatia, less than two weeks after confirming the entry into Italy, Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia. The company aims to double its presence to 60 markets in 2025.
