XPeng Plans 66-Site Dealer Network Across Australia
XPeng ANZ outlines a dealer and service expansion across six Australian states and territories and seven New Zealand locations.
Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Electric Vehicles
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XPeng ANZ has outlined plans for a 66-location dealer and service network spanning six Australian states and territories and seven sites in New Zealand. The newly appointed distributor took over from TrueEV and is reviewing customer promotional commitments.
Why it matters
The expanded network is intended to be in place before the brand launches the L03 small SUV, the G9L large SUV, and new BEV and range-extender EVs. For Australian buyers, it signals how service access may develop as the brand grows locally.
XPeng ANZ's customer support team has processed more than 1400 enquiries and resolved 250 cases tied to promotional offers from the previous distributor. The source does not confirm how many of the planned 66 locations are currently open.
The players
XPeng ANZ
The Australian and New Zealand arm of Chinese electric vehicle maker XPeng, which has taken over distribution from TrueEV.
TrueEV
The previous distributor of XPeng vehicles in Australia, whose customers' promotional commitments XPeng ANZ is now reviewing.
The details
Customers with documented promotional commitments can contact XPeng ANZ directly, and each case is reviewed individually. Parts delivery runs on a two-tier standard, with Sydney, Adelaide and Melbourne receiving next-day delivery, while Brisbane receives next-day delivery for urgent orders and two-day delivery for standard orders.
Timeline
June 1, 2026: Seven-year warranty applies to eligible vehicles sold from this date.
June 2026: XPeng ANZ's Melbourne parts warehouse became operational, managed with FedEx.
End of December 2026: Target date for dealer presence across Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia and the Northern Territory.
Roadmap
XPeng's network plan follows a wider pattern of Chinese electric vehicle brands building physical dealer and service infrastructure in Australia. The move reflects the industry's shift toward in-person service as EV ownership grows.
Owners of XPeng vehicles bought through TrueEV can claim a seven-year warranty on vehicles sold from 1 June 2026. Customers with promotional commitments from the previous distributor can contact XPeng ANZ directly for individual review.
The takeaway
Owners with unresolved promotional commitments should contact XPeng ANZ directly with documentation. Buyers considering an XPeng vehicle can check dealer proximity once the network is established.
Further reading
For broader context on the local market, see Electric Vehicles coverage.
More information
Warranty and promotional enquiries can be directed to the XPeng ANZ customer care team.
Source note: This article includes information reported by GoAutoNews Premium.
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