China's Xpeng Delivers Over 30,000 Vehicles for Sixth Straight Month

Xpeng, a Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer, delivered 35,045 vehicles in April, continuing its streak of delivering more than 30,000 vehicles for the sixth consecutive month.

The deliveries reached 273% growth compared to last year. On April 15 X9 customers received their first look at Nio's renewed flagship through its debut that started at 359,800 yuan ($49,482).

The delivery numbers from Leapmotor have reached 41,039 vehicles in April, showing a very close resemblance to its expected 2024 record of 42,517 vehicles for December.

The main brand of Nio handed over 19,269 vehicles to customers in April as it surpassed the March figure of 10,219 units. Onvo released 4,400 vehicles in April which demonstrated a decrease from 4,820 vehicles the previous month.

On April 19 Firefly launched its official compact electric vehicle named Firefly through its sub-brand which has a starting price of 119,800 yuan. The automaker disclosed that shipping of new products would initiate on April 29. CNBC has calculated through published data that Firefly delivered 231 vehicles during April.

The passenger vehicle sales of giant BYD reached 372,615 units in April with an annual increase of 45.09%. During April, the company delivered 79,086 vehicles to international customers beyond the 72,723 vehicles delivered in March.

The EV juggernaut presented five new automobile models at the Shanghai Auto Show during its April 23 to May 2 timeframe.