Gasgoo Munich- XPENG Group released its delivery figures for May 2026 on June 1, handing over 32,158 new vehicles.Image source: XPENGThe new XPENG GX officially hit the market on May 20, with deliveries starting immediately. The lineup includes eight variants across two powertrain options: pure electric and an extended-range system. Official data shows the model racked up 24,863 firm orders within 12 hours of launch, with the Ultra flagship trim accounting for more than 80% of the total.On the autonomous driving front, XPENG’s L4-grade Robotaxi rolled off the production line in Guangzhou this May. Built on the GX platform, the vehicle is equipped with four in-house Turing AI chips, delivering 3,000 TOPS of local computing power and system latency under 80 milliseconds. Notably, the system does not rely on high-definition maps or lidar, boasting the ability to generalize across different cities. The Robotaxi is currently undergoing limited public road testing in Guangzhou, with commercial demonstration operations slated to begin in the third quarter.On the software side, XPENG began rolling out XOS 6.2.0 last month. The update covers models equipped with the company’s Turing chips, including the Ultra, Ultra SE, Max, and MONA Plus. The Ultra and Ultra SE trims will receive the second version of the second-generation VLA model, extending their navigation-free roaming capabilities from public roads to enclosed areas like industrial parks and underground garages.Looking back at April, the 2026 XPENG MONA M03 officially launched, introducing a new Max variant powered by the Turing AI chip and an Ultra SE version supporting the second-generation VLA. XPENG stated that this move marks the completion of its transition to Turing chips across all model lines. More than 85% of customers opted for the Max or Ultra SE versions.Internationally, the XPENG P7+ began overseas deliveries in April, pushing monthly sales abroad past the 6,000-unit mark for the first time. By the end of the first quarter, XPENG had established a presence in over 60 countries and regions with 393 overseas sales outlets. The company expects international business to contribute more than 20% of revenue starting in the second quarter. It plans to deliver four global models in the second half of the year, aiming for sustained monthly overseas sales of over 10,000 units in the fourth quarter and more than doubling full-year international sales.Financial results released on May 28 show a first-quarter gross margin of 20.6%, up 5 percentage points year-on-year. Service and other revenue rose 41.2% to 2.03 billion yuan, while R&D spending jumped 46.8% to 2.91 billion yuan. Cash on hand stood at 42.09 billion yuan. For the second quarter, the company forecasts deliveries between 100,000 and 106,000 units—a sequential increase of 59.54% to 69.11%—and revenue between 19.6 billion and 20.8 billion yuan, representing a 50.38% to 59.59% quarter-over-quarter rise.As of May 31, XPENG’s proprietary charging network had surpassed 3,600 stations, including 3,100 super-fast charging posts, covering more than 430 cities nationwide.