The CnEVPost database shows cumulative deliveries of the Xpeng P7 at 46,777 through August, implying 3,223 deliveries of the model so far this month.

Xpeng Motors said Thursday that cumulative deliveries of its flagship sedan P7 reached 50,000 units, 15 months after the model went on sale last July.

The CnEVPost database shows cumulative deliveries of the Xpeng P7 at 46,777 through August, implying 3,223 deliveries of the model so far this month.

Xpeng delivered 7,214 vehicles in August, up 172 percent year-on-year, but down 10 percent from July.

Xpeng P7 deliveries continued their strong growth with 6,165 units delivered in August, the fourth consecutive month of record highs. This is also the second consecutive month that the model has delivered more than 6,000 units.

Judging from the above figures, it is unlikely that Xpeng P7 deliveries will exceed 6,000 again in September.

(Graphic by CnEVPost)

In addition to announcing the milestone in P7 deliveries, Xpeng also unveiled the model's user profile.

More than 47 percent of P7 owners are between the ages of 26-35, and 74 percent are from China's first-tier cities as well as new first-tier cities, the company said.

In addition, Xpeng said its supercharging stations have provided a cumulative total of 1,075,400 services to owners, delivering 15,518,759 kWh of free power.

98.9 percent of Xpeng owners chose models that support XPILOT 2.5 as well as XPILOT 3.0 Intelligent Assisted Driving System, the company said.

Users drove 42,993,010 kilometers with XPILOT and 10,944,605 kilometers with its NGP (Navigation Guided Pilot), the company said.