Xpeng G6 Facelift 2025

  • 2025 Xpeng G6 facelift launched in Malaysia – now LFP only; new Performance AWD, Black Edition; fr RM180k

    2025 Xpeng G6 facelift launched in Malaysia – now LFP only; new Performance AWD, Black Edition; fr RM180k

    Following the start of order taking last week, the new Xpeng G6 facelift has now been officially launched in Malaysia. Sole distributor Bermaz Xpeng is offering the refreshed electric SUV in three variants, which is one more than the pre-facelift that first arrived last August. As before, the G6 comes fully imported (CBU) from China.

    The line-up starts with the RWD Long Range Pro that retails for RM179,708 on-the-road without insurance, which is followed by the AWD Performance at RM190,708 – these variants mirror those in Thailand. The latter can also be had as a Black Edition for an additional RM4,000 at RM194,708.

    Still built on the SEPA 2.0 platform with an 800-volt electrical architecture, the facelifted G6 gets some changes to its powertrain. As a start, all variants now come with an 80.8-kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery as standard. The pre-facelift model did come with a LFP battery too, but it was a 66-kWh unit that was only found in the Standard Range 2WD, which doesn’t make a return here.

    For those keeping track, the pre-facelift model starts from RM168,820, but this is for the Standard Range 2WD, while the older Long Range 2WD went for RM188,820. As such, the direct successor is actually cheaper, and for a few grand more than the older Long Range 2WD, you can get the AWD Performance.

    2025 Xpeng G6 facelift launched in Malaysia – now LFP only; new Performance AWD, Black Edition; fr RM180k

    The previous Long Range 2WD was equipped with an 87.5-kWh nickel manganese cobalt (NMC) battery, but the newer RWD Long Range Pro that replaces it makes the swap to LFP. As a result of the battery chemistry switch and reduced energy capacity, the RWD Long Range Pro’s quoted range is 525 km following the WLTP standard, which is less than the outgoing Long Range 2WD that offers 570 km.

    The newer RWD Long Range Pro’s is rated at296 PS (292 hp or 218 kW), which is slightly more than its equivalent predecessor that packs 259 PS (255 hp or 190 kW), with peak torque remaining unchanged at 440 Nm. However, it is slower in a 0-100 km/h sprint, taking 6.7 seconds (6.2 seconds for the Long Range 2WD), but the top speed is slightly more at 202 km/h (200 km/h for the Long Range 2WD).

    If these figures are still not enough for you, enter the new Performance AWD, which marks the first time the G6 gets a dual-motor setup here. This retains the same rear electric motor as the RWD Long Range Pro, but adds on another on the front axle rated at 190 PS (188 hp or 140 kW) and 220 Nm for a total system output of 487 PS (480 hp or 358 kW) and 660 Nm.

    Naturally, the Performance AWD is much quicker in a century sprint, taking just 4.13 seconds but with no change to top speed that stays at 202 km/h. The added grunt does chip away at range, with up to 510 km (WLTP) available on a single charge.

    On the mention of charging, the new battery is said to support 5C charging, with both RWD and AWD variants able to get from a 10-80% state of charge (SoC) in just 12 minutes. This is thanks to the higher DC fast charging rate of 451 kW, which is significantly more than the Long Range 2WD that manages 280 kW. AC charging remains capped at 11 kW, with a 5-100% SoC needing 9.2 hours. Here’s an overview of the new G6’s powertrains:

    Xpeng G6 RWD Long Range Pro

    • Electric motor: 296 PS (292 hp or 218 kW) and 440 Nm; RWD
    • 0-100 km/h: 6.7 seconds
    • Top speed: 202 km/h
    • Battery: 80.8 kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP)
    • Range (WLTP): 525 km
    • DC charging: 451 kW; 10-80% in 12 minutes
    • AC charging: 11 kW; 5-100% in 9.2 hours

    Xpeng G6 Performance AWD/Black Edition AWD

    • Front electric motor: 296 PS (292 hp or 218 kW) and 440 Nm
    • Rear electric motor: 190 PS (188 hp or 140 kW) and 220 Nm
    • Total system output: 487 PS (480 hp or 358 kW) and 660 Nm; AWD
    • 0-100 km/h: 4.13 seconds
    • Top speed: 202 km/h
    • Battery: 80.8 kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP)
    • Range (WLTP): 510 km
    • DC charging: 451 kW; 10-80% in 12 minutes
    • AC charging: 11 kW; 5-100% in 9.2 hours

    A vehicle-to-load (V2L) system is standard for the G6, delivering up to 3.3 kW to power devices and other electrical appliances. Also carried over are the front double wishbones and rear five-link suspension with passive dampers. Available drive modes include Eco, Comfort, Sport, Individual, Launch and Escape.

    2025 Xpeng G6 facelift launched in Malaysia – now LFP only; new Performance AWD, Black Edition; fr RM180k

    Xpeng also notes that the battery is of a “bulletproof-level,” as it is housed within a reinforced structural safety framework and protected by ballistic-grade armour. This allows the pack to withstand temperatures of up to 1,000 degrees Celsius and side crush pressure of 80 tonnes. The company also claims the battery’s lifespan has been extended by 30%.

    In terms of visual changes, the facelift sees the adoption of a full-width ‘Starlight Wing’ LED light bar with integrated turn signals. This sits above the main headlamps and sees the Xpeng logo being repositioned higher up on the bonnet.

    Elsewhere, the wheel arch trim is now finished in body colour, while the boot lid gains a small ducktail spoiler just above the slim taillights. For those concerned about dimensions, the G6 maintains the same width (1,920 mm), height (1,650 mm) and wheelbase (2,890 mm) as before, with only the overall length increasing to 4,758 mm (+5 mm). As such, the G6 continues to offer 571 litres of boot space, expandable to 1,374 litres with the rear 60:40 split-folding seats down.

    Moving inside, you’ll find a revision to the G6’s minimalist dashboard, with primary changes being a new design for the air vents and cupholders. The returning two-spoke steering wheel also gains capacitive touch buttons and the central infotainment touchscreen has been upsized to 15.6 inches (previously 14.96 inches).

    2025 Xpeng G6 facelift launched in Malaysia – now LFP only; new Performance AWD, Black Edition; fr RM180k

    2025 Xpeng G6 facelift spec sheet; click to enlarge

    The larger infotainment display is standard across the range and integrates the climate controls along with other functions such as the ‘Hey Xpeng’ voice assistant, smart navigation, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay and an app store.

    In fact, both RWD and AWD variants are identically specced, so the only thing you need to decide on is the powertrain and colours (we’ll get to that later). As standard, the G6 comes with 20-inch wheels, LED headlamps, rain-sensing wipers, a panoramic sunroof, a 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster, telematics, NFC card key support, ultra-wideband smart key, mobile phone smart key support, 256-colour ambient lighting, Nappa leather upholstery and a suede ceiling.

    The list continues with dual-zone climate control with N95 and pollen filtration and rear vents, a 16-speaker XOpera surround sound system plus two driver’s seat speakers, six-way powered front seats with heating, ventilation and massaging functions, a tyre pressure monitor, a digital rear-view mirror and dual 50-watt wireless charging pads.

    As for driver assistance features, the XPilot suite includes adaptive cruise control, lane centring control, adaptive turning cruise, auto lane change, park assist, a 360-degree camera with transparent chassis function, vehicle summon, front and rear collision warning, autonomous emergency braking, speed assist, auto high beam, driver monitoring, traffic sign recognition, blind spot monitoring, door open warning, lane departure warning, emergency lane keeping, lane keep assist and rear cross traffic alert.

    2025 Xpeng G6 facelift launched in Malaysia – now LFP only; new Performance AWD, Black Edition; fr RM180k

    2025 Xpeng G6 facelift price list; click to enlarge

    The Black Edition of the G6 gets the Performance AWD’s powertrain and features, but adds on a black Xpeng logo, 20-inch gloss black alloys and matching brake callipers. You can order the Black Edition with either a dark or light grey interior, which are options also available for other variants of the G6.

    Also shared are the exterior colours, with the palette consisting of Arctic White, Graphite Gray, Midnight Black, Silver Frost and Stellar Purple, the last of which replaces Fiery Orange. These options will not cost you extra.

    Each G6 comes with a five-year, 120,000-km manufacturer warranty, while the battery is covered for eight years or 160,000 km (whichever comes first). Bermaz Xpeng also throws in a five-year, 100,000-km free maintenance package with your purchase. Those who require an AC home charger can pay an extra RM4,300 for a 7-kW unit, or RM5,000 for an 11-kW system – installation included.

    GALLERY: 2025 Xpeng G6 facelift AWD Performance

    GALLERY: 2025 Xpeng G6 facelift AWD Performance Black Edition

    GALLERY: 2025 Xpeng G6 facelift RWD Long Range Pro

    GALLERY: 2025 Xpeng G6 facelift official launch photos

    GALLERY: 2025 Xpeng G6 facelift Malaysian brochure

     
     
  • 2025 Xpeng G6 facelift open for booking in Malaysia ahead of Oct 1 launch – one RWD, two AWD variants

    2025 Xpeng G6 facelift open for booking in Malaysia ahead of Oct 1 launch – one RWD, two AWD variants

    After being shown to the world in March, you saw it in Shanghai, Glenmarie and Ampang before it launched in Indonesia and Thailand. Now, the 2025 Xpeng G6 facelift is open for booking in Malaysia ahead of an October 1 launch. There will be RWD Long Range Pro, AWD Performance and AWD Black Edition variants. No more Standard Range, and Malaysia is getting a two-motor AWD for the first time.

    Prices and specs have yet to be released, but the RWD Long Range Pro can be had in Stellar Purple, Midnight Black, Graphite Gray, Silver Frost and Arctic White. The AWD Performance can be had in all those colours except Midnight Black, which is, surprise surprise, the only colour choice for the Black Edition.

    Speculation time. Thailand’s RWD Long Range and AWD Performance cost 1.349 million baht (RM177k) and 1.489 million baht (RM196k) respectively, while Indonesia’s sole variant asks for 619 million rupiah (RM156k). Thailand gets an 80.8-kWh LFP battery (for up to 525 km WLTP), one 296 PS/440 Nm electric motor for the RWD and a 487 PS/660 Nm two-motor setup for the AWD.

    Expect a full-width front light bar, 20-inch alloys, ducktail spoiler, more adjustability for the front seats (10-way instead of six-way), front seat massage and slightly bigger screens, amongst others. Will it be locally assembled (CKD) or fully imported (CBU), you think?

    2025 Xpeng G6 facelift at GIIAS 2025

     
     
  • 2025 Xpeng G6 facelift launched in Thailand – from RM175k; new Performance AWD; up to 525 km WLTP

    2025 Xpeng G6 facelift launched in Thailand – from RM175k; new Performance AWD; up to 525 km WLTP

    After Indonesia, Thailand is next to welcome the facelifted Xpeng G6, which gets a revised variant line-up. The Long Range takes over from the now-removed Standard Range as the entry-level option, priced at 1.349 million baht (about RM175k). It is joined by the new Performance AWD that retails for 1.489 million baht (RM193k).

    Both feature an 80.8-kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery that can be fast charged via a DC input of 451 kW, with a 10-80% state of charge (SoC) achieved in just 12 minutes. There’s also AC charging capped at 11 kW, which sees a 5-100% in 9.2 hours, and a vehicle-to-load (V2L) system. Range figures are 525 km WLTP for the base and 510 km for the top-spec Performance AWD.

    The Long Range features a rear electric motor rated at 296 PS (292 hp or 218 kW) and 440 Nm of torque, enabling a 0-100 km/h time of 6.7 seconds and top speed of 202 km/h. As for the Performance AWD, it gains another electric motor at the front for a total system output of 487 PS (480 hp or 358 kW) and 660 Nm, which reduces the century sprint time to 4.13 seconds but with the same top speed.

    As far as visual changes go, the Xpeng logo has been moved upwards to the bonnet to allow for a full-width light bar at the front. Also new are the 20-inch alloys, ducktail spoiler and blackened bits including the bodykit and brake callipers (Performance AWD only)

    On the inside, there’s now a darker colour scheme, while the dashboard and front panels have a slightly revised design. The front seats also gain more adjustability (10-way instead of six-way) and come with a massage function, the headliner is now lined with suede fabric, there’s a digital rear-view mirror and the air vents at the front are now manually adjustable.

    The two displays have grown slightly as well, with the digital instrument cluster now measuring 10.25 inches (up from 10.2 inches), while the central infotainment touchscreen is now 15.6 inches (up from 14.96 inches). Headlightmag also reports other tweaks such as new suspension tuning, new Stellar Purple exterior finish and Nappa leather seat upholstery.

    2025 Xpeng G6 facelift Thailand spec sheet; click to enlarge

    In terms of kit, both variants are similarly equipped, with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay support, LED headlamps, dual 50-watt wireless charging pads, a panoramic glass roof, an 18-speaker sound system, dual-zone climate control with PM2.5 monitoring and air purifier.

    The ADAS hardware features a Nvidia Orin-X chip drawing data from five millimetre-wave radars, 12 ultrasonic sensors and 13 cameras. Together they enable functions such as adaptive cruise control, lane centring, adaptive turning cruise, active lane change, parking assist, a 360-degree camera, automatic emergency braking, blind spot monitoring, lane departure warning, lane keep assist, rear cross traffic alert and more.

    The G6 facelift has already been spotted in Malaysia, albeit dressed in quite a bit of camouflage. We’re expecting the refreshed electric SUV to be launched here, although there’s no indication on when this will happen for now. Could it be locally assembled (CKD) instead of fully imported (CBU)? Would you want the Performance AWD variant? Share your thoughts here.

     
     
  • Xpeng G6 facelift seen in Malaysia again, this time with trade plates – EV SUV to be brand’s first CKD model?

    Xpeng G6 facelift seen in Malaysia again, this time with trade plates – EV SUV to be brand’s first CKD model?

    The Xpeng G6 facelift has been spotted in Malaysia yet again, this time by paultan.org reader Najmi Afiq. Still wrapped in camouflage but now wearing trade plates, the refreshed electric SUV was spotted near Ampang Waterfront and strongly indicates a local launch happening soon.

    We’ve already gotten up close with the facelifted G6 at this year’s Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show (GIIAS), which is also where Xpeng revealed the made-in-Indonesia X9. The G6 is set to become the next locally-assembled (CKD) model in the country, as indicated by the Chinese carmaker earlier this year.

    As for our market, we were told in March following the launch of the X9 that any CKD plans are still being explored. At the time, Bermaz Auto group CEO Datuk Francis Lee Kok Chuan said Bermaz Xpeng, the local distributor of the brand in Malaysia, is currently working with Xpeng to come up with a CKD programme but did not name which model would be the first to roll off the line here.

    At present, fully-imported (CBU) EVs are exempted from import and excise duties until the end of 2025, while CKD EVs enjoy excise duty and sales tax exemption until December 31, 2027. The G6 is currently a CBU EV priced from RM168,820 to RM188,820 (up by RM3,000 each; on-the-road without insurance), so it would make sense that it becomes a CKD offering to remain price competitive. Could the G6 be the first CKD Xpeng model to go on sale here? We can only speculate for now.

    Xpeng G6 facelift seen in Malaysia again, this time with trade plates – EV SUV to be brand’s first CKD model?

    The refreshed G6 in China comes in three variants, two of which come with a larger 68.5-kWh LFP battery for up to 625 km of range following China’s CLTC standard. The remaining top variant gets a downsized 80.8-kWh LFP battery for up to 725 km CLTC.

    All variants come standard with rear electric motor making 296 PS (292 hp or 218 kW) and 450 Nm. Comparatively, the pre-facelift model’s battery capacities and CLTC ranges are 66 kWh/580 km and 87.5 kWh/755 km. The newer G6’s 800-volt charging multiplier has also been boosted from 3C to 5C, with a 10-80% SoC said to take 12 minutes now.

    Meanwhile, the pre-facelift G6 in Malaysia is available as either a Standard Range 2WD (66 kWh LFP, 435 km WLTP) or Long Range 2WD (87.5 kWh NMC, 570 km WLTP). The former’s rear electric motor makes 258 PS (255 hp or 190 kW) and 440 Nm, while the latter is rated at 286 PS (282 hp or 210 kW) and 440 Nm.

    Besides the cars, Xpeng is looking to reinforce its local team in Malaysia, as it posted a job opening on LinkedIn three weeks ago for the role of country manager. While the job description does not mention anything related to local assembly, it does state a lot of regional work is required – Lee did touch upon the possibility of a “CKD exchange” with Indonesia at the X9 launch.

     
     
  • 2025 Xpeng G6 Pro launched in Indonesia – facelifted EV with 296 PS, up to 535 km WLTP range; RM160k

    2025 Xpeng G6 Pro launched in Indonesia – facelifted EV with 296 PS, up to 535 km WLTP range; RM160k

    The refreshed Xpeng X9 wasn’t the only electric vehicle (EV) on display at the Chinese carmaker’s booth at this year’s Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show (GIIAS), as the new G6 facelift was also launched alongside its MPV stablemate.

    Now called the G6 Pro, the facelifted model is debuting for the first time in right-hand drive in Indonesia. As with the pre-facelift G6, the updated one only comes in one variant that is priced at 619 million rupiah (about RM160k). The figure is higher than the outgoing model that was offered in a sole Standard Range 2WD variant priced at 599 million rupiah (about RM155k).

    In terms of specifications, the pre-facelift model in Indonesia was equipped with a 66-kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery that is good for up to 435 km of range following the WLTP standard. This powers a rear electric motor rated at 258 PS (255 hp or 190 kW) and 440 Nm of torque. AC charging peaks at 11 kW, while DC fast charging maxes out at 215 kW to get the battery from a 10-80% state of charge (SoC) in 20 minutes.

    2025 Xpeng G6 Pro launched in Indonesia – facelifted EV with 296 PS, up to 535 km WLTP range; RM160k

    Meanwhile, the facelifted G6 was launched in China in March this year and is offered in three variants, with two of them equipped with a larger 68.5-kWh LFP battery for up to 625 km of range following China’s generous CLTC standard. The remaining top variant gets a downsized 80.8-kWh LFP battery for up to 725 km CLTC.

    All variants come standard with rear electric motor making 296 PS (292 hp or 218 kW) and 450 Nm. Comparatively, the pre-facelift model’s battery capacities and CLTC ranges are 66 kWh/580 km and 87.5 kWh/755 km. The newer G6’s 800-volt charging multiplier has also been boosted from 3C to 5C, with a 10-80% SoC said to take 12 minutes now.

    Xpeng Indonesia’s official website hasn’t been updated with specifications of the new G6 Pro, but we reckon it comes with the revised 80.8-kWh LFP battery (Indonesian media outlets report a range of 535 km WLTP) and more powerful electric motor. We’ll update this space with more information as it becomes available.

    2025 Xpeng G6 Pro launched in Indonesia – facelifted EV with 296 PS, up to 535 km WLTP range; RM160k

    For context, the G6 in Malaysia is the pre-facelift model available as either Standard Range 2WD (66 kWh LFP, 435 km WLTP) or Long Range 2WD (87.5 kWh NMC, 570 km WLTP). The former’s rear electric motor makes 258 PS (255 hp or 190 kW) and 440 Nm, while the latter is rated at 286 PS (282 hp or 210 kW) and 440 Nm. The 10-80% SoC time is identical to the Indonesian-spec model.

    As far as visual changes go, the Xpeng logo has been moved upwards to the bonnet to allow for a full-width light bar at the front. Also new are the alloys, ducktail spoiler and blackened bits including the bodykit and brake callipers.

    Inside, the infotainment touchscreen has grown to 15.6 inches (previously 14.9 inches), while the steering wheel gets capacitive touch buttons, the air vents have been reshaped and the front seats now have a massage function. Upgraded materials and improved ambient lighting are also part of the upgrades, while the rear seat backrests come with 12 adjustment levels from 27 to 38.4 degrees.

     
     
  • Xpeng G6 facelift spotted in Glenmarie, coming soon?

    Xpeng G6 facelift spotted in Glenmarie, coming soon?

    What’s this? It looks very much like the 2025 Xpeng G6 facelift that first surfaced in March before turning up at Auto Shanghai 2025 a month after. We thank user Fareez Azhar for posting this spyshot on the paultan.org Automotive/Car Discussion Facebook Group.

    The camo-ed vehicle was spotted in Glenmarie (which is where Xpeng Malaysia is headquartered), strongly pointing towards a local launch on the horizon. The pre-facelift G6 launched in Malaysia in August 2024, so it wouldn’t be unreasonable to expect Xpeng Malaysia to be preparing this facelift for arrival.

    China gets three variants priced at RMB176,800 (RM105k), RMB186,800 (RM111k) and RMB198,800 (RM118k), with CLTC ranges of 625 km for the first two (thanks to a 68.5 kWh battery) and 725 km for the third (courtesy of an 80.8 kWh battery). All three variants have one 296 PS/450 Nm motor driving the rear wheels, enabling a 6.3-second 0-100 km/h time.

    Xpeng G6 facelift spotted in Glenmarie, coming soon?

    Comparatively, the pre-facelift‘s battery capacities and CLTC ranges are 66 kWh/580 km and 87.5 kWh/755 km. In other words, the smaller battery’s now bigger and the bigger battery’s now smaller, and the ranges correspond accordingly.

    Perhaps most significantly, the 800-volt EV’s charging multiplier has been boosted from 3C to 5C. Theoretically, this means you’ll get a full battery in a fifth of an hour. Indeed, Xpeng says 10-80% will take a speedy 12 minutes. It is still unknown if the G6 facelift will get a dual-motor version. The pre-facelift’s AWD variant, which is not available in Malaysia (yet?), has 487 PS, 660 Nm of torque and a 3.9-second 0-100 km/h time.

    The Xpeng logo was the only thing preventing the pre-facelift from having a full-width front light bar; the facelift can have it now since the logo’s been moved up to the bonnet. Also new are the alloys, ducktail spoiler and blackened bits including the bodykit and brake callipers.

    The 1,920 mm width, 1,650 mm height and 2,890 mm wheelbase carry over; only length has increased 5 mm to 4,758 mm. Inside, a new 15.6-inch touchscreen (previously 14.9 inches) complements the unchanged 10.25-inch digital instrument panel. The steering wheel now has capacitive touch controls, the air vents have been reshaped and the front seats now have a massage function.

    The rear seat backrests have 12 adjustment levels from 27-38.4 degrees, while the ambient lighting now has a ‘galaxy rhythm array’ and ‘four-door diffuse reflection’ – whatever that means. Upgraded materials too – suede headlining, door panel leather, wood grain dashboard trim and more soft-touch stuff in the wireless charging area.

    Like the X9 facelift, the G6 facelift’s smart driving system is powered by Xpeng’s self-developed Turing AI chip. The hardware includes two Nvidia Drive Orin chips with a total computing power of 508 TOPS.

    2025 Xpeng G6 facelift at Auto Shanghai 2025

    2025 Xpeng G6 facelift official images

    Pre-facelift 2024 Xpeng G6 Long Range RWD in Malaysia

    Pre-facelift 2024 Xpeng G6 Standard Range RWD in Malaysia

    Pre-facelift 2024 Xpeng G6 Malaysian brochure

     
     
  • Xpeng G6 facelift in Shanghai – 5C charging, 625-725 km CLTC range, single rear motor with 296 PS, 450 Nm

    Xpeng G6 facelift in Shanghai – 5C charging, 625-725 km CLTC range, single rear motor with 296 PS, 450 Nm

    After revealing itself to the world last month, the Xpeng G6 facelift turned up at Auto Shanghai 2025. China gets three variants priced at RMB176,800 (RM105k), RMB186,800 (RM111k) and RMB198,800 (RM118k), with CLTC ranges of 625 km, 625 km and 725 km respectively.

    According to a filing with China’s industry and information technology ministry (MIIT), the 625 km variants use a 68.5 kWh battery while the 725 km variant carries an 80.8 kWh battery. All three variants have a single 296 PS/450 Nm motor powering the rear wheels, enabling a 6.3-second 0-100 km/h time.

    Comparatively, the pre-facelift‘s battery capacities and CLTC ranges are 66 kWh/580 km and 87.5 kWh/755 km. In other words, the smaller battery’s now bigger and the bigger battery’s now smaller, and the ranges correspond accordingly.

    Xpeng G6 facelift in Shanghai – 5C charging, 625-725 km CLTC range, single rear motor with 296 PS, 450 Nm

    Perhaps most significantly, the 800-volt EV’s charging multiplier has been boosted from 3C to 5C. Theoretically, this means you’ll get a full battery in a fifth of an hour. Indeed, Xpeng says 10-80% will take a speedy 12 minutes.

    It is still unknown if the G6 facelift will have a dual-motor version. The pre-facelift’s AWD variant, which is not available in Malaysia (yet?), has 358 kW (487 PS), 660 Nm of torque and a 3.9-second 0-100 km/h time.

    The Xpeng logo was the only thing preventing the pre-facelift from having a full-width front light bar; the facelift can have it now since the logo’s been moved up to the bonnet. Also new are the alloys, ducktail spoiler and blackened bits including the bodykit and brake callipers.

    Xpeng G6 facelift in Shanghai – 5C charging, 625-725 km CLTC range, single rear motor with 296 PS, 450 Nm

    The 1,920 mm width, 1,650 mm height and 2,890 mm wheelbase carry over; only length has increased 5 mm to 4,758 mm. Inside, a new 15.6-inch touchscreen (previously 14.9 inches) complements the unchanged 10.25-inch digital instrument panel. The steering wheel now has capacitive touch controls, the air vents have been reshaped and the front seats now have a massage function.

    The rear seat backrests have 12 adjustment levels from 27-38.4 degrees, while the ambient lighting now has a ‘galaxy rhythm array’ and ‘four-door diffuse reflection’ – whatever that means. Upgraded materials too – suede headlining, door panel leather, wood grain dashboard trim and more soft-touch stuff in the wireless charging area.

    Like the X9 facelift, the G6 facelift’s smart driving system is powered by Xpeng’s self-developed Turing AI chip. The hardware includes two Nvidia Drive Orin chips with a total computing power of 508 TOPS.

    2025 Xpeng G6 facelift at Auto Shanghai 2025

    2025 Xpeng G6 facelift official images

    Pre-facelift 2024 Xpeng G6 Long Range RWD in Malaysia

    Pre-facelift 2024 Xpeng G6 Standard Range RWD in Malaysia

    Pre-facelift 2024 Xpeng G6 Malaysian brochure

     
     
  • 2025 Xpeng G6 facelift unveiled – full-width front light bar like Tesla Model Y, Turing AI intelligent driving

    2025 Xpeng G6 facelift unveiled – full-width front light bar like Tesla Model Y, Turing AI intelligent driving

    Though it may not seem so at first glance, this is the 2025 Xpeng G6 facelift. It’s set to begin deliveries in China this month, and Xpeng says there are 81 changes, including the integration of the intelligent driving system powered by its self-developed Turing AI chip.

    The Xpeng logo was the only thing preventing the pre-facelift from having a full-width front light bar; the facelift can have it now since the logo’s been moved up to the bonnet. Also new are the alloys, ducktail spoiler and blackened bits including the bodykit and brake callipers. The very-orange signature body colour is no more, reports CarExpert.

    The 1,920 mm width, 1,650 mm height and 2,890 mm wheelbase carry over; only length has increased 5 mm to 4,758 mm. Inside, a new 15.6-inch touchscreen (previously 14.9 inches) complements the unchanged 10.25-inch digital instrument panel. The steering wheel now has capacitive touch controls, the air vents have been reshaped and the front seats now have a massage function.

    The rear seat backrests have 12 adjustment levels from 27-38.4 degrees, while the ambient lighting now has a ‘galaxy rhythm array’ and ‘four-door diffuse reflection’ – whatever that means. Upgraded materials too – suede headlining, door panel leather, wood grain dashboard trim and more soft-touch stuff in the wireless charging area.

    The Xpeng G6 facelift carries a 218 kW (296 PS)/440 Nm single-rear motor and either a 68.5 kWh LFP (625 km CLTC range) or a 80.8 kWh NMC battery (725 km CLTC range), according to Global China EV. Comparatively, the pre-facelift’s battery capacities and CLTC ranges are 66 kWh/580 km and 87.5 kWh/755 km. In other words, the smaller battery’s now bigger and the bigger battery’s now smaller, and the ranges correspond accordingly.

    It is still unknown if the G6 facelift will have a dual-motor version. The pre-facelift’s AWD variant, which is not available in Malaysia (yet?), has 358 kW (487 PS), 660 Nm of torque and a 3.9-second 0-100 km/h time.

    2025 Xpeng G6 facelift official images

    Pre-facelift 2024 Xpeng G6 Long Range RWD in Malaysia

    Pre-facelift 2024 Xpeng G6 Standard Range RWD in Malaysia

    Pre-facelift 2024 Xpeng G6 Malaysian brochure

     
     
 
 
 

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