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Xpeng starts Mona L03 deliveries in Europe, with CEO handing over first car in France

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Xpeng starts Mona L03 deliveries in Europe, with CEO handing over first car in France

Xpeng (NYSE: XPEV) has delivered its first Mona L03 in France, with chairman and CEO He Xiaopeng personally handing over the keys, marking the start of European deliveries of the SUV.

The Chinese EV maker said in a Weibo announcement on Tuesday that the handover took place in Paris on October 13. The milestone marks a key step from the Mona L03's European launch to customer deliveries.

The first L03 customer in France cited its advanced driver assistance features as the reason for choosing the model, according to Xpeng. The company did not disclose the vehicle's specific variant or the features available locally.

He later met with French dealer partners. Xpeng said a dealership group's CEO expressed confidence in the company and the Mona L03's market prospects, though the announcement did not disclose local order numbers.

The Mona L03 made its global launch in Munich, Germany, on July 16, becoming Xpeng's first global model to launch simultaneously in China and Europe. The company said at the time that it planned to sell the model in 64 overseas markets.

The model is available in China as both a battery electric vehicle (BEV) and an extended-range electric vehicle (EREV), with a starting price of 123,800 yuan ($18,420). The European BEV version launched in July with an announced starting price of 35,600 euros ($40,030).

The start of French deliveries comes as Xpeng expands the L03's presence in other overseas markets.

The company announced on October 11 that the model had launched in Australia and New Zealand , becoming its third offering in those markets after the G6 and X9.


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