XPeng G6 model hits market, starting at 209,900 yuan

Shanghai (Gasgoo)- On June 29, XPeng, a prominent electric vehicle startup in China, officially put its G6 strategic model onto the market with a starting price of 209,900 yuan.

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The XPeng G6 comes with five trim levels: the 700 4WD High-performance Max priced at 276,900 yuan; the 755 Super-long Range Max priced at 254,900 yuan; the 755 Super-long Range Pro priced at 234,900 yuan; the 580 Long Range Max priced at 229,900 yuan; and the 580 Long Range Pro priced at 209,900 yuan.

As the first production model based on XPeng’s next-generation smart electric platform architecture, SEPA2.0, the G6 delivers XPeng’s latest smart driving, intelligent cabin, superfast charging, and superior performance features.   

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This new-breed model features a striking body design with a new concept of tech-fluid aesthetics to satisfy customers’ sense of style, which delivers an ultra-low drag coefficient of 0.248Cd.

The G6 incorporates front and rear integrated aluminum die-casting and CIB battery-body integration technology, seamlessly integrating the battery within the vehicle structure. This advanced integration enhances the G6's driving dynamics, safety, and NVH (noise, vibration, and harshness) performance to deliver an exceptional driving experience.

Notably, the XPeng G6 is powered by the 800V XPower electric drive system, which is good for a maximum output of 358kW and a peak torque of 660 N·m. It takes the system only 0.15 seconds to hit its top output. Thanks to this, the vehicle can zip from standstill to 100km/h within only 3.9 seconds.

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In terms of intelligence features, the XPeng G6 comes equipped with the XNGP intelligent driving assistance system, which boasts full-scenario capabilities, such as the new generation of highway NGP (Navigation Guided Pilot), urban NGP, and VPA-L memory parking.

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By the first half of 2023, the XNGP has been deployed in four major cities, namely Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen, with plans to expand to nearly 50 cities in the second half of 2023.

Additionally, XPeng will launch an AI valet mode for all XNGP users in the fourth quarter of this year. According to the automaker’s introduction, the AI valet mode means that in the areas without being covered by high-precision map, XPeng vehicles can personalize intelligent driving routes based on user habits, and still enable advanced assisted driving from point A to point B.