Irish Independent on MSN1d
Xpeng G6 review: Euro for euro, its hard to beat Chinese newcomer’s all-electric coupe SUVThe advance of Chinese automakers on the Irish market continues unabated with the launch of a slick new brand called Xpeng.
CarsGuide.com.au on MSN8d
XPeng G7 caught in the wild: Undisguised mid-size electric SUV ready to fight Tesla Model Y, Hyundai Ioniq 5 and Kia EV6... and it's coming here!We already know the upcoming XPeng G7 pure-electric SUV is on track for a Chinese domestic launch in April this year. And ...
Irish Independent on MSN1d
New Chinese EV brand Xpeng hits Irish market – and is already targeting TeslaYet another Chinese electric brand arrives on the Irish market. There is just the one model initially from Xpeng (pronounced ...
The first to fall here is the Deepal. While it presents well, it lacks driving nous and is in desperate need of a software ...
Volkswagen may have an answer to its China woes in the form of a joint venture with XPeng, a Chinese automotive manufacturer.
About a dozen new brands have earmarked Australia as a place to do business – and it’s the circa-$60K SUV category that is the favoured battle ground. Zeekr X, Deepal S07, XPeng G6 electric cars.
One Chinese brand that is showing more international promise than most is XPENG, which launched its P7 and G9 in European markets in 2023, before introducing the G6 mid-sized SUV last year.
Car buyers may want to switch to cheaper brands, but vehicle distributor Bermaz Auto Bhd’s contrarian approach of maintaining ...
The Xpeng family is receiving a new member known as the G7 and this might just be the firm’s best-looking SUV. Previewed through a series of official photos and images from China’s Ministry of ...
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