Gasgoo Munich- XPENG recently announced a major milestone in its North African strategy. Following its entry into Egypt, XPENG has officially launched operations in Morocco and Tunisia, creating what it describes as a strategic triangle spanning the three key markets. The move further consolidates the company's presence in the Middle East and Africa region and lays the groundwork for broader continental growth.At the same time, XPENG has opened its largest sales and service center in North Africa. Located in Tunisia and covering 2,500 square meters, the facility represents another step in the company's effort to build a localized aftersales and customer-support network across the region.The development builds on XPENG's experience in Egypt, where the G6 and G9 have led the premium battery-electric SUV segment for several consecutive months. The company says its integrated overseas model—combining products, sales channels and aftersales services—has proven effective in the market and provided a blueprint for its rollout in neighboring countries.XPENG's regional expansion gained momentum in April 2026 when the company partnered with Moroccan luxury vehicle distributor SMEIA to establish a flagship showroom in Casablanca. One month later, it held a brand launch event in Tunisia alongside local partner XP CARS Tunisia, officially introducing the G9 and G6 to the market. Together, Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia now form the company's North African strategic triangle, with coordinated product offerings, distribution channels and service networks designed to reinforce one another.According to Wang Ke, head of XPENG's Middle East and Africa operations, the three North African markets are expected to become one of the company's fastest-growing and most strategically significant regions.The newly opened Tunisia center serves as a comprehensive hub encompassing vehicle sales, delivery, maintenance, repair services, spare-parts storage and customer engagement. The facility adopts XPENG's global aftersales standards and XPENG CLUB customer-management model. Supported by the company's Dubai-based parts warehouse, the center is expected to improve component availability and strengthen aftersales support throughout North Africa.XPENG had previously established a regional service center of approximately 2,000 square meters in New Cairo. Together with service outlets located in eastern and western Cairo and the new Tunisia facility, the company has created a core support network intended to provide customers with services throughout the vehicle ownership lifecycle.Image source: XPENGEgypt remains central to XPENG's African ambitions. Since entering the country in 2024 through partnerships with leading local companies, the automaker has steadily expanded its presence in the premium EV segment. In April 2026, the G6 and G9 ranked first in Egypt's premium battery-electric SUV category, while XPENG recorded the second-highest overall vehicle registration volume in the market.The results in Egypt have reinforced management's confidence that its integrated expansion model can be replicated elsewhere, providing both operational experience and a roadmap for growth in Morocco and Tunisia.XPENG's global footprint now spans more than 60 countries and regions. Its overseas charging ecosystem covers 31 markets and provides access to more than 2.7 million charging points worldwide. The company said it will continue broadening its international presence in 2026, introducing additional vehicle models to overseas consumers as it seeks to showcase China's latest advances in intelligent mobility technologies.