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XPeng G6 News in Malaysia

  • Even lower price, new entry-variant of XPeng G6 launched in China - equivalent of RM 118k

    XPeng has announced a new variant for the G6 – the 580 Long-range Plus – in China. The company introduced this variant with a limited-time promotional price tag of CNY 179,900 (around RM 118k). This latest addition to the G6 series follows a trend of price reductions. The XPeng G6’s initial price ranged between CNY 209,900 (around RM 138k) to CNY 276,900 (around RM 182k). However, the company announced a time-limited discount of CNY 20,000 across all G6 variants until 31-March 2024, effectively

    ShaunShaun

    Apr 15, 2024

  • Sime Darby adds XPeng to its portfolio, RHD X9 confirmed for Q3 2024

    The real Chinese rival to Tesla, XPeng is planning to expand into right-hand drive (RHD) markets in 2024. It made its ASEAN debut at the recent 2024 Bangkok Motor Show though the models on display were left-hand drive units. Besides Thailand, Malaysia and Hong Kong were among the markets XPeng stated it would like to enter. An agreement with Bermaz has been signed for the Mazda and Kia distributors to be the Chinese BEV maker’s representative in Malaysia. Another Malaysian representative has als

    CY FoongCY Foong

    Apr 12, 2024

  • Bound for Malaysia, we take a closer look at the XPeng G6 BEV

    At the ongoing 2024 Bangkok Motor Show (BMS), Chinese battery electric vehicle (BEV) company, XPeng made its ASEAN debut with a trio of models. The main highlight though is the XPeng G6 which is planned to be the first model introduced to right-hand drive (RHD) markets. Yet the units shown at XPeng’s booth are Chinese-spec left-hand drive (LHD) models. XPeng is widely compared with Tesla and the G6 is a close rival of the Tesla Model Y. Built on XPeng’s SEPA 2.0 platform, the XPeng G6 will be of

    CY FoongCY Foong

    Mar 27, 2024

  • The real Chinese Tesla - Right-hand drive Xpeng is confirmed for Malaysia

    Chinese carmaker Xpeng plans to enter the right-hand drive (RHD) market in the second half of this year, and Malaysia in that list, its CEO He Xiaopeng confirmed to the South China Morning Post in a written interview. The Guangzhou-based carmaker, owned in part by the Volkswagen Group, aims to divest its models into RHD markets in Hong Kong and Southeast Asian countries like Thailand and Singapore too. Currently, Xpeng cars are only available in left-hand drive and are majoritively sold in its h

    SanjaySanjay

    Mar 12, 2024

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