Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer XPeng is set to expand its presence in the Australian market with three new models scheduled for release in 2026. The lineup includes an updated G6, a G9 electric people mover, and a large SUV variant of the G9.
Key Takeaways
- The updated XPeng G6 will launch in Australia by late Q1 2026 with enhanced styling and performance features.
- The X9 electric people carrier, featuring up to 702km of range on the CLTC cycle, is set for mid-2026 release.
- A large SUV variant of the G9 will be introduced by year-end 2026, offering a spacious interior and advanced technology features.
The updated XPeng G6, currently available in Australia, will receive an upgrade with refreshed exterior styling, including new front and rear lighting units and alloy wheels. Inside, the touchscreen has grown from 14.9 inches to 15.6 inches, along with a redesigned dashboard featuring ambient lighting and higher-quality materials.
The G6 Standard Range’s battery capacity will increase from 66kWh to 68.5kWh, extending its WLTP range from 435km to 470km. The Long Range variant, however, will see a reduction in battery size and driving range but an increase in power output.
The X9 electric people mover is the second model set for release mid-2026. Offering up to seven seats and featuring an 800-volt architecture, it uses either a 94.8kWh LFP or 105kWh NMC battery pack for extended range capabilities. The interior includes electrically adjustable captain’s chairs in the second row and high-quality materials.
The G9L large SUV will be introduced by year-end 2026, providing a spacious cabin and advanced technology features to cater to the growing demand for larger EVs in Australia. Pricing details for all models have yet to be announced.
Frequently Asked Questions
When will XPeng’s updated G6 be available in Australia?
The updated XPeng G6 is scheduled to launch in late Q1 2026, bringing enhanced styling and performance features.
What range can the X9 electric people mover achieve?
The X9 offers up to 702km of range on the CLTC cycle with either a 94.8kWh LFP or 105kWh NMC battery pack.
With these new models, XPeng aims to strengthen its position in Australia’s competitive EV market and cater to diverse customer needs.
