XPeng X9, the Electric Luxury People Mover, Launches in the Land Down Under From AUD 89,900*
Orders are open for the seven-seat electric MPV in two variants, with the AWD Performance model offering up to 580 km of WLTP range.
- XPeng confirmed Australian pricing and specifications for its flagship seven-seat electric MPV, with the FWD Standard Range starting from AUD 89,900 and the AWD Performance variant from AUD 109,900, excluding on-road costs.
- Established in 2014, Guangzhou Xiaopeng Motors Technology operates from Guangzhou, China, with additional offices in Mountain View, California, and Munich, Germany, expanding its presence in Australia through XPeng Australia + New Zealand.
- The AWD Performance variant produces 370 kW and 640 Nm of torque, while the vehicle incorporates the self-developed Turing AI chip delivering 750 TOPS of computing power for faster system response and smoother navigation.
- Market positioning sees the flagship MPV undercut the luxurious Zeekr while matching the Denza, backed by a seven-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty and eight-year battery coverage extending to 160,000km.
- Beyond the flagship MPV, XPeng plans to launch the L03 coupe SUV, G9L large SUV, and L05 mid-size SUV in Australia over the next six months, expanding its local model lineup.
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Xpeng now also brings the Chinese preference for the van to Germany. The futuristic X9 goes against VLE & Co. in the race. He impresses not only when driving, but in the stand.
What if it were possible to charge an electric car almost as quickly as to supply a vehicle with combustion, without the need for an electric connection of 1 MW? That is precisely the proposal of the XPENG, that...
XPeng X9, the Electric Luxury People Mover, Launches in the Land Down Under From AUD 89,900*
XPeng's flagship seven-seat electric MPV arrives in Australia from AUD 89,900 (around $63k), but that's without the on-road costs, hence the asterisk. Orders are now open, and the minivan is offered in two versions. Commonly known as XPeng, the Guangzhou Xiaopeng Motors Technology company is a Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer established during... (continue reading...)
Xpeng now also brings the Chinese preference for the van to Germany. The futuristic X9 goes against VLE & Co. in the race. He impresses not only when driving, but in the stand.
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