[CNMO Tech News] July 29, according to data collated and released by @EVOverseas, the ranking of overseas pure electric cumulative sales for ten Chinese new force automakers from 2020 to the first half of 2026 has been announced. The list covers sales data from 39 countries and regions, among which XPeng Auto ranks first with 105,245 units, and is also the only brand on the list with cumulative sales exceeding 100,000 units.
Leapmotor Auto ranks second with 77,279 units, forming the first tier of the list alongside XPeng. Ora has cumulative sales of 51,653 units, ranking third, and is also the only brand other than XPeng and Leapmotor to break 50,000 units. The fourth to sixth places are Aion, Zeekr, and Deepal in order, with cumulative sales of 44,047 units, 39,899 units, and 31,588 units respectively. Among them, Aion is still about 6,000 units short of 50,000, while Zeekr is close to 40,000. The results of these three brands are concentrated in the 30,000 to 45,000 units range. Denza ranks seventh with 15,427 units. NIO and IM Motors have relatively close cumulative sales, at 7,502 units and 7,049 units respectively, ranking eighth and ninth; Voyah has cumulative sales of 3,247 units, ranking tenth.
According to analysis, XPeng's significant sales lead is closely linked to its in-depth layout in Europe and Asia-Pacific. Data shows that 60% of XPeng's overseas sales come from Europe. In the first half of this year, 21 European countries sold around 18,000 units, with sales across all 21 countries surging, a year-on-year growth of 154%. At the same time, the Asia-Pacific market is also gaining momentum, with countries such as Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, and Australia contributing 20% of the sales.