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XPeng G9 Long Range RWD (2025+)

Prices and specs as of · on sale

XPeng G9
Photo: Alexander-93 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Among EVs on sale

76%More range
99%Faster charging
71%Bigger battery
65%More powerful
34%More efficient
not publicCheaper

Share of electric cars on sale where the figure is worse. Versions on sale: 590; the share counts those with the figure published.

This version

Battery, net kWh
92.2[1]
WLTP, km
585[2]
Power, kW
258[2]
Drive
RWD[3]
DC peak, kW
525[2]
AC charging socket
not checked yet
Fast-charging socket
not checked yet
Heat pump
standard[2]
Battery chemistry
battery version not matched yet
List price, new
not public

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XPeng G9

Used XPeng G9 for sale

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Battery warranty

Duration8years
Mileage160,000km

Brand's usual terms — not confirmed for this model.

not verified

What we don't know about this version

  • No official price is published for this version.
  • We have not yet matched this version to its battery version, so we show neither its battery chemistry nor its battery and charging recall campaigns.

Our estimates

POEV estimate, not a measurement

Real range and WLTP

WLTP usually overstates real range: cars like this go 0–20% less in summer (+23 °C) and 30–55% less in winter (−10 °C).

We have no manufacturer range data for large SUVs and other high-consumption cars yet: for Long Range RWD (2025+) we use the band of ordinary cars, not checked for this kind of car.

Our −10 °C figure is for cars with a heat pump.

What the real range of an electric car depends on

Sources

  1. s-cdn.xpeng.com/commoncms/prod/2026-02-17/29c223a7813c40d5976fd1717282436a.pdf · read 1 Nov 2026
  2. store.xpeng.com/de/configurator/NEW_G9 · read 1 Nov 2026
  3. xpeng.com/de/model/g9 · read 1 Nov 2026

“not verified” means we have not yet found that figure in an official document.