XPENG Targets European Market with G9L Flagship and Physical AI Showcase

The company’s 1,000-square-meter exhibit in Hall 6 will feature a "Physical AI Museum," showcasing an ecosystem that includes humanoid robots, flying cars, and the L03 SUV coupe. By positioning itself alongside Tesla in the show's official Autonomous Lab, XPENG aims to conduct its first large-scale NGP intelligent driving test rides outside China, demonstrating the capabilities of its foundation models on European roads.

Central to this strategy is the G9L, which will become the fourth XPENG model produced within Europe. This expansion reflects the company's "In Europe, For Europe" operational model, supported by its R&D center in Munich. With overseas deliveries exceeding 20,000 units in the second quarter of 2026—a 81% year-on-year increase—the manufacturer is scaling its infrastructure to match the commercialization of its embodied AI technologies, including the mass-produced IRON humanoid robot.