XPeng Inc (NYSE:XPEV) announced on Thursday a strategic partnership with Antom to enhance its electric vehicle (EV) charging payment solutions globally.
This collaboration, announced on Monday, marks XPeng as the first Chinese EV maker to establish a global payment cooperation with Antom, starting in Hong Kong and expanding to Southeast Asia and other markets by 2026.
Antom supports over 300 payment methods in more than 200 markets. XPeng’s charging network spans 31 countries with over 2.66 million charging piles.
The collaboration allows XPeng to integrate various payment methods, including e-wallets and mobile banking apps, into its charging services.
It is worth noting that XPeng’s overseas deliveries increased by 96% year-on-year, reaching 45,008 units in 2025.
XPENG’s Eyes Global lead
The partnership with Antom is a significant step for XPeng as it continues to expand its global footprint.
By integrating Antom’s payment solutions, XPeng aims to streamline the charging process for users, offering a seamless end-to-end experience from locating to paying for charging services.
XPeng’s focus on expanding its charging network is evident in its collaboration with local partners like Cornerstone Technologies and EV Power in Hong Kong.
This partnership supports over 1,600 public EV chargers, enhancing the accessibility and convenience of charging for XPeng users.
Looking ahead, XPeng plans to extend its services to Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, and other global markets.
Antom will facilitate the integration of regional payment methods, such as DANA in Indonesia and Touch ‘n Go eWallet in Malaysia, further supporting XPeng’s growth strategy.
XPENG Earnings
Last Monday, the stock dropped after the company reported weak deliveries in January 2026.
The Chinese EV maker said it delivered 20,011 vehicles in January, marking a 34% Y/Y decline.
The company launched XPeng P7+ simultaneously across 36 countries, and made its European launch at the 2026 Brussels Motor Show in January.
XPEV Price Action: XPeng shares were up 0.45% at $17.80 during premarket trading on Monday, according to Benzinga Pro data.
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