XPeng

XPeng, also known as Xiaopeng Motors, is a Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer. It was founded in 2014 by He Xiaopeng and is headquartered in Guangzhou, China. XPeng focuses on producing and selling electric cars. The brand has announced its arrival in Malaysia in 2024, with distributorship rights held by Bermaz.

New XPeng Car Models List in Malaysia

XPeng MPV	Xpeng X9
XPeng SUV	XPeng G6

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XPeng News in Malaysia

Bermaz: Xpeng team to visit Malaysia for CKD planning study, but greater clarity on policy needed

A team from Xpeng’s headquarters in Guangzhou will be visiting Malaysia to conduct feasibility studies to locally assemble Xpeng battery EV (BEV) models here. This was confirmed by Datuk Francis Lee, Group CEO of Bermaz Auto, the parent company of Xpeng distributor Bermaz Xpeng, during the launch of the Xpeng G6 last Tuesday. However, Lee cautioned that it is still too early to commit to locally assembling Xpeng models in Malaysia, be it in completely knocked down (CKD) or semi-knocked down (SKD

Before taking on Xpeng, Bermaz rejected partnership with a 'very famous' Chinese EV brand, due to disagreements over volume commitment

Bermaz Auto, the parent company of Mazda distributor Bermaz Motor and Xpeng distributor Bermaz Xpeng, has a strong reputation for growing new automotive brands in Malaysia. It is the distributor of choice for many new brands looking to enter Malaysia, putting it in the enviable position of having the luxury to pick and choose which brands it wants to add to its portfolio. Investors also love Bermaz Auto because it is one of the best dividend-generating automotive-related stock in Bursa Malaysia.

Xpeng X9 7-seater BEV MPV launching in Thailand this October; Alphard-rival est. price equals RM 383k

The fully electric Xpeng X9 MPV is set to launch in Thailand in October 2024. Taking its place as the flagship model of Xpeng’s lineup, the X9 is expected to be priced around THB 3 million (~RM383k) in Thailand according to local automotive source, Autolife Thailand. The Xpeng X9 will be the second model from the brand to launch in the Kingdom, after the XPeng G6, which priced between THB 1.439 million (~RM 183k) and THB 1.599 million (~RM 204k). The Xpeng X9 is a three-row, seven-seat luxury MP

Where to buy an Xpeng G6? Glenmarie to be sole outlet, but 4 more to come, don't expect any discounts

Bermaz Xpeng, the distributor of Xpeng battery EVs (BEVs) in Malaysia, launched its first model, the Xpeng G6 today with a starting price of RM 165,000. The D-segment 5-seater electric SUV not only undercuts the Tesla Model Y (from RM 191,000) by a big margin, but it’s also cheaper than the now-discontinued Extended Range variant of the BYD Atto 3, which sits one segment lower and used to sell for RM 167,800. The C-segment 2024 BYD Atto 3 is currently only available in one Standard variant. Desp

From RM 165k, Xpeng G6 BEV launched in Malaysia - undercuts Tesla Model Y, up to 570 km range!

Bermaz Xpeng Sdn Bhd, the sole distributor of the Xpeng brand in Malaysia, has officially launched the Xpeng G6. This highly anticipated 5-seater, D-segment battery electric (BEV) SUV is now available for booking, with a starting price of RM 165,820 for the 580 Pro variant and RM 185,820 for the 755 Pro variant. Both variants are rear-wheel drive (RWD). These prices undercut its nearest rival, the Tesla Model Y by around 13%. The American contender starts from RM 191,000 for the base rear-wheel

XPeng G6 BEV launched in Thailand, from an equivalent of RM 183k

Thailand has launched the XPeng G6, offering two variants: Standard Range and Long Range, priced at THB 1,439,000 (around RM 183k) and THB 1,599,000 (around RM 204k) respectively. Both variants are powered by a rear-mounted electric motor delivering 296 PS and 440 Nm of torque. The Standard Range accelerates from 0-100 km/h in 6.6 seconds, while the Long Range takes 5.9 seconds. The G6 Standard Range is equipped with a 66-kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery, providing a range of up to 435 k

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