Xpeng X9 EV Pricing and Specifications
(Note: Australian specifications and pricing are yet to be officially confirmed at time of writing (April 2025). As such details below are based on the latest 2025 Chinese market models, global information and should only be used as indicative until confirmed. This page will be updated once model is officially released).
Likely Australian Model Variants and Pricing
China (2025 X9 Models and Pricing):
- Long Range Max (FWD, 94.8 kWh LFP): From ¥359,800 (AUD $77,000 Note: direct currency conversion won’t reflect final Australian pricing due to numerous factors)
- Ultra Long Range Max (FWD, 105 kWh NMC): From ¥379,800 (AUD $81,300)
- AWD Performance Max (AWD, 105 kWh NMC): From ¥399,800 (AUD $85,600)
- Starship Edition (AWD, 105 kWh NMC, fully optioned): From ¥419,800 (AUD $90,000)
Australia (Upcoming release):
- Pricing: To be confirmed (TBC) closer to the launch date (Expected Q4 2025). Expected to be positioned competitively, likely below the Zeekr 009 ($135,900 plus on-road costs) but above the current LDV MIFA 9 ($104,000 plus on-road costs).
- Model Trims: Specific Australian trims are TBC.
Powertrain, Performance and Platform
- Powertrain options: Single Motor Front-Wheel Drive (FWD) or Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive (AWD)
- Motor Type: Permanent Magnet Synchronous (Front), AC Induction (Rear – AWD models only)
- Power: FWD: 235 kW, AWD: 370 kW (235 kW Front + 135 kW Rear)
- Torque: FWD: 450 Nm, AWD: 640 Nm (450 Nm Front + 190 Nm Rear)
- Acceleration (0-100 km/h): FWD: 7.7 seconds, AWD: 5.7 seconds
- Platform Architecture (Voltage 400 or 800 volt): 800V (SEPA 2.0 Platform)
Range and Efficiency
(Note: CLTC range figures are generally more optimistic than WLTP)
- Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicles Test Procedure (WLTP):
- Estimated 84.5 kWh FWD: ~480 km
- Estimated 101.5 kWh FWD (older battery): ~575 km
- Estimates for 94.8 kWh / 105 kWh batteries: TBC (Likely ~580 km – 650 km depending on battery/drivetrain)
- Real World Range: Approx. 515 km for Australian model based on limited information available at time of writing.
- Energy consumption (CLTC):
- 84.5 kWh FWD: 16.2 kWh/100 km
- 101.5 kWh FWD: 16.3 kWh/100 km
- 101.5 kWh AWD: 17.7 kWh/100 km
- Figures for 94.8/105 kWh models TBC, likely similar.
Battery Capacity and Chemistry
- Battery Size Options (Gross Capacity – 2025 models):
- 94.8 kWh
- 105 kWh
- (Older 2024 models had 84.5 kWh and 101.5 kWh options)
- Battery Chemistry:
- 94.8 kWh: Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP)
- 105 kWh: Nickel Manganese Cobalt (NMC)
- Battery Position: Underfloor
Charging Capability
- AC Fast (Level 2) home: TBC (Likely 11 kW or potentially 22 kW)
- DC Ultra rapid (Level 3): Up to 330 kW peak reported.
- 10-80% Charge Time (DC):
- 94.8 kWh LFP: Approx. 11.7 minutes (Utilises 5C charging multiplier)
- 105 kWh NMC: Approx. 20 minutes (Utilises 3C charging multiplier)
- Portable Charger Supplied (Y/N): TBC for Australia.
Seating, Luggage and Carrying Capacity
- Seating capacity: 7 seats (2+2+3 configuration)
- Child Seat Options: TBC (Expect ISOFIX points and top tethers in the second and possibly third rows)
- Maximum Cargo/Luggage Volume: 2,554 litres (with second and third rows folded/stowed)
- Rear (Boot only – behind third row): 755 litres (figure based on 101.5kWh model, likely similar for others)
- Rear (Boot and Seat – behind second row): TBC
- Front Trunk (Frunk): Not specified.
Towing and Roof Rack Capability
- Unbraked Towing: Not specified / TBC for Australia
- Braked Towing: Not specified / TBC for Australia
- Tow ball Download limit: Not specified / TBC for Australia
- Roof Load (Rails): Not specified / TBC for Australia (Vehicle has a large glass roof)
Safety and Drivers Assistance
- Airbags: Multiple (Exact count TBC for Australia, includes front, side, and curtain airbags covering all rows)
- Advanced driver assistance systems including: Xpeng XNGP (or XPILOT depending on market/spec)
- Active Safety: Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Keeping Assist, Lane Centring Assist, Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB), Blind Spot Monitoring, Rear Cross-Traffic Alert, Front Cross-Traffic Alert, Traffic Sign Recognition, Auto High Beam, Surround View Camera, Parking Sensors (Front & Rear), Safe Exit Warning. Utilises multiple cameras (up to 11), radars (up to 3), and ultrasonic sensors (up to 12). ADAS Chip: Dual Nvidia Drive Orin-X (508 TOPS total computing power).
- ANCAP Safety Rating: Not yet rated.
Wheels, Tyres and Suspension
- Wheel Sizes: 19-inch (standard), 20-inch (optional)
- Tyre Brand: TBC for Australia
- Spare Wheel Option: No, tyre repair kit
- Suspension: Front: Double Wishbone, Rear: Independent Multi-link. Standard Dual-Chamber Air Suspension with adaptive damping (height and stiffness adjustable).
- Brake Type (Disk/Drum): Ventilated Disc brakes front and rear.
Navigation, Entertainment and Sound System
- Screens: Driver Display: 10.25-inch LCD instrument cluster
- Central Infotainment: 17.3-inch touchscreen (XOS Tianji operating system)
- Rear Passenger Screen: 21.4-inch ceiling-mounted fold-down screen (3K resolution)
- Premium Xopera surround sound system with 23 speakers.
- Wireless Apple Carplay: Yes
- Wireless Android Auto: Yes
Climate Control
- Heat Pump Included: Yes
- Front seat Ventilation: Yes (Standard)
- Front seat Heating: Yes (Standard)
- Front seat Massage: Yes (Standard)
- Rear seats/cabin Vents: Yes (Dedicated vents and controls for rear passengers, second-row seats often include heating, ventilation, and massage features)
Vehicle to Load Capability
- Interior AC Power outlet: Yes (220V outlet capable of 2.2 kW reported for 2025 models)
- Exterior AC Power outlet: Yes (V2L function, output increased to 6 kW reported for 2025 models)
General Features and Benefits
- Interior: Nappa leather upholstery, ambient lighting, multi-zone climate control, rear folding tables, spacious cabin with walk-through access to the third row, one-touch stowaway third-row seats.
- Sunroof: Large fixed panoramic glass roof (potentially with separate front/rear sections/shades).
- Exterior: Aerodynamic design (Cd 0.227), powered sliding rear doors, flush door handles.
- Powered Tailgate: Yes
- Driving: Rear-wheel steering (improves manoeuvrability, turning circle 10.8m), multiple drive modes, regenerative braking adjustment.
- LED Lighting: Full LED headlights (adaptive), daytime running lights, and tail lights.
- USB Ports: Multiple USB-C ports throughout the cabin (front and rear), 50W wireless phone charging pads (front).
Dimensions and Weight
- Length: 5,293 mm
- Width: 1,988 mm
- Height: 1,785 mm
- Wheelbase: 3,160 mm
- Weight (Tare/Kerb): Approx. 2,555 kg – 2,680 kg (depending on battery and drivetrain)
- Ground Clearance: TBC (Adjustable due to air suspension)
Interior and Exterior Colours
- Exterior Colours: Various options including white, black, grey, plus newer colours like Nebula Purple, Galaxy Blue, and Matte Starship Grey (up to 7 choices in China, Australian range TBC).
- Interior Colours: Multiple options available (e.g., black, beige, potentially others – Australian range TBC).
Country of Manufacture
- China (Guangzhou)
Warranty, Service Schedule and Incentives
- Vehicle/body warranty: TBC for Australia. Likely to match other Xpeng models in Australia being 5 years or 120,000 km whichever occurs first.
- High voltage, traction battery: TBC for Australia. Likely to match other Xpeng models in Australia being 8 years or 160,000 km, whichever occurs first.
- Service schedule: TBC for Australia. Likely similar to other Xpeng models at 12 months or 20,000 km, whichever occurs first.
- Service costs: TBC for Australia. Likely similar to other Xpeng models at approx. $250.
- Service Packs: TBC for Australia.
- Roadside Assistance: TBC for Australia (Likely included for a period).
Summing up the Xpeng X9 EV
Compared to rivals like the LDV MIFA 9 and the upcoming premium Zeekr 009, the Xpeng X9 offers a compelling blend of advanced technology, luxurious appointments, rapid charging, and significant interior space. If priced competitively below the Zeekr 009 as expected, it could carve out a significant niche, appealing to larger families seeking a feature-rich, fully electric people mover alternative in a segment with limited EV options currently.
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Original post: April 2025