2025 Xpeng X9 facelift globally unveiled: up to 740 km CLTC, soft-close front doors, RR-like self-level hubs

Xpeng has unveiled the updated version of its 2025 X9 electric van for the Chinese market. Sales launch follows a short pre-sale period. The starting price is the equivalent of €44,000. This keeps the price at the same level as last year's model, although Xpeng claims to have significantly improved comfort, technology, and driver assistance. The most expensive variant costs the equivalent of €51,000. A total of four variants are available, with …

XPeng Launches Refreshed X9 MPV, Refrains from Confirming Extended Range Version

Chinese carmaker XPeng held its inaugural global brand event in Hong Kong on Tuesday, with the new version of its multi-purpose van (MPV) X9 as the centerpiece of the event.

Xpeng X9 luxury electric minivan coming to Europe in 2025

Chinese electric car manufacturer Xpeng has unveiled its updated X9 for 2025, a luxury electric minivan with advanced comfort and driver assistance functions. The model has been on sale in China since 2024 but is now going international, with a European launch expected in the second half of 2025. Xpeng is already present in Europe, including Belgium, with the G6, G9 SUVs, and the P7 saloon, all fully electric models. The Chinese manufacturer is …

2025 Xpeng X9 facelift globally unveiled: up to 740 km CLTC, soft-close front doors, RR-like self-level hubs

We’re coming to you from Hong Kong, where Xpeng has chosen to give the X9 MPV facelift its global launch last night. We know what you’re thinking – the EV MPV has just launched in Malaysia and now there’s an update already? Let’s look at the changes; you can be the judge if they’re extensive enough to ruffle buyers’ feathers. China gets four variants – Long Range Max (650 km range, RMB359,800 or RM217k), Ultra Long Range Max (740 km range, RMB37…

The 2025 XPeng X9 sets course for global markets

Chinese electric vehicle maker XPeng is broadening its horizons with the launch of the updated 2025 X9 MPV. This seven-seat electric car, previously available in mainland China, is now setting its sights on Europe and other international markets. The 2025 X9 maintains its predecessor's starting price in China at RMB 359,800, which translates to just over $49,000. This price point is even lower than the initial pre-sale price announced earlier th…