Xpeng has officially appointed Modus Group as its exclusive distribution and import partner for the Baltic States: Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. This strategic partnership marks Xpeng’s entry into the Baltic market, with sales scheduled to begin in the third quarter of 2025.
As part of the launch, Xpeng will introduce two models: the Xpeng G9 flagship SUV and the Xpeng G6 ‘ultra-smart coupe SUV’ – both of which have come with a Euro NCAP 5-star safety rating.
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“Expansion into the Baltics is an important milestone in Xpeng’s European growth journey,” said Elvis Chen, General Manager, Nordics Operation at Xpeng. “We believe our state-of-the-art electric vehicles will resonate strongly with customers in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. Modus Group’s deep-rooted presence and strong reputation in the region make them an ideal partner to bring Xpeng’s unique combination of technology, design, and performance to the Baltic market.”
With over 30 years of experience in the automotive industry, Modus Group has established itself as a major distribution company across the Baltics, representing 17 automotive and motorcycle brands.
“Xpeng is not just an EV manufacturer – it’s a technology company redefining modern mobility,” said Gytis Mickus, CEO of Modus Group. “Since our first discussions in 2019, we have seen the immense potential of Xpeng’s products and philosophy. This partnership perfectly aligns with our strategy to offer forward-thinking, sustainable solutions to our customers in the Baltics.”
Xpeng was founded in 2014. Since entering the European car market in Norway in 2021, Xpeng is now selling its cars in Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, France, Iceland, Spain, Portugal, the UK, Ireland and Poland. It says it will ‘soon’ add in Switzerland, Austria, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and the Baltics ‘with plans for more expansion’.
