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XPeng G6: electric SUV coupe, versions and what to check
The XPeng G6 is a mid-sized electric SUV from Chinese manufacturer XPeng with a sleek 'coupe' roofline. It's been on sale in China since 2023 and will hit European markets in 2024. We look at the versions, batteries, charging, and what to check before buying.
G6 in brief
The G6 is built on XPeng's 800V architecture, allowing for rapid battery charging. Its shape features a sloping roofline, yet it maintains a practical boot with a liftback tailgate.
It competes with the Tesla Model Y and other electric SUVs. The interior is dominated by a large central screen, and driver-assistance systems are comprehensive.
Which version to choose
Several versions are offered in Europe, differing in battery size and power. The base version with a smaller battery and rear-wheel drive is suitable for city and suburban driving, while a larger battery is better for longer trips.
The most powerful version with all-wheel drive is for those prioritising performance. It's pricier and less economical, so most buyers will find the mid-range version sufficient.
Battery and driving range
Two battery options are available in Europe: around 66 kWh (Standard Range) and around 87.5 kWh (Long Range). Rear-wheel-drive versions offer around 258 and 286 hp, while the all-wheel-drive version delivers over 480 hp.
With the larger battery, the manufacturer claims a range of over 500 km according to the WLTP cycle. Real-world range in winter or on motorways will be lower.
What to check when buying a used G6
The model is new, so it's usually bought new or nearly new. Check the manufacturer's warranty conditions, especially for the battery, and who services the car in Lithuania.
Check for software updates, charging functionality (AC and DC) and driver assistance systems. Test the multimedia controls — some functions depend on the software.
For imports from China, check if they meet European standards and if they fit the local charging infrastructure. Verify parts supply times.
Trim levels
Names and equipment vary by market; we list the versions most commonly mentioned in Europe.
Standard Range
2024–presentSmaller battery version with rear-wheel drive.
- Approximately 66 kWh battery
- Often — LED headlights
- Often — large central screen
Long Range
2024–presentLarger battery version with better range.
- Approximately 87.5 kWh battery
- Rear-wheel drive
- Often — more comfort features
AWD Performance
2024–presentMost powerful version with all-wheel drive.
- More than 480 hp
- Full transmission
- Often — a sportier look
Comparing versions
| Standard Range | Long Range | AWD Performance | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | City and suburban driving | Longer distances | Performance |
| Wheels (usually) | 19–20 inch | 20 inch | 20 inch |
| Transmission | Rear-wheel drive | Rear-wheel drive | Full |
| Battery | Around 66 kWh | Around 87.5 kWh | Around 87.5 kWh |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | Mid-range pricing | High-end pricing | Premium pricing |
For most buyers, the best choice is the Long Range for its range and fast charging. Standard Range is ideal for city driving, while AWD Performance is for enthusiasts seeking dynamism.
Pros
- Very fast charging thanks to the 800V system
- Modern tech features
- Spacious interior and practical boot
- Good range
Cons
- New model — unknown long-term value
- Service and parts network in Lithuania still being developed
- Many features depend on software
Frequently asked questions
Is the XPeng G6 available in Lithuania?
The G6 will go on sale in Europe from 2024, but the offer and service network are still being developed. For precise information, contact the dealer.
How many miles does the G6 cover?
With a larger battery, the manufacturer specifies over 500 km according to the WLTP cycle. The real range in winter or on the motorway will be lower.
How does the G6 differ from the Tesla Model Y?
Similar in size, but the G6 features an 800V system and faster charging, while the Model Y boasts a longer market history and a wider range of options.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically
