The new G9 transitions to Xpeng's latest SEPA architecture and has a starting price that's RMB 46,000 lower than the old model.
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The entire Xpeng G9 series is equipped with the NVIDIA DRIVE Orin supercomputing platform, 800V silicon carbide architecture, and 315 kW fast charging.
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Xpeng will hold a launch event for the new G9 on September 19 in Dunhuang, Gansu province in northwest China, where its CEO will explain how the model will be back on the offensive.
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The display cars are already in the stores, which means the car will be soon available.
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The exterior of the Xpeng G9 2024 will have green, black, gray, white, and silver options, and the first show cars are already available at its stores.
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The spy photos of the latest version of Xpeng‘s flagship SUV, G9, show the interior of the car. The photos show that overall layout is still the same as the current one. It is equipped with a full LCD instrument panel, an integrated central control screen and a passenger entertainment screen. At the same time, […]
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The Xpeng G9, while receiving praise in social media discussions, has had a lukewarm sales performance, and its facelift is expected to make up for some of its regrets.
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In 2022, Xpeng lost an average of 10,900 USD per vehicle sold. They announced a significant deliveries drop in Q1 2023.
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