XPeng G9: electric SUV, battery and trims
XPeng G9 — the large Chinese electric crossover introduced in 2022 and later offered to European markets. We explain the differences between trims, what you need to know about the battery and charging, and what to look out for when buying a used G9.
G9 in brief
G9 — XPeng's flagship: a large, spacious five-seater electric SUV with a long wheelbase and ample rear legroom. It started hitting European roads in 2023, with a refreshed model due in 2025.
The G9 is still rare in Lithuania, so most offers are imports from other European countries or markets. Before buying, it's crucial to check which market the car was intended for, as equipment and warranty can vary.
Versions and Updates
The first generation (2022–2024) offered several versions based on battery size and drivetrain — rear-wheel drive and all-wheel drive. All versions feature a spacious interior with a large central screen and plenty of software features.
The refreshed G9 (2025) boasts an updated design and improved equipment. If you're after the latest model, opt for this version, but if price is more important, consider the earlier 2022–2024 version.
Battery, Engine, and Charging
The G9 uses an 800V electric architecture, allowing for extremely fast charging from a compatible DC station. Two battery sizes are offered — roughly 78 kWh and around 98 kWh. The larger battery allows for greater range, but the car is heavier.
The rear-wheel-drive version has one engine and around 300 hp, while the all-wheel-drive version has two engines and is significantly more powerful — over 500 hp. Real-world range depends on the version, tyre choice, air temperature, and driving style.
What to check when buying a used G9
Request a battery health report, check how much warranty is left for the battery and the car, and if it's transferable from the previous owner. Test fast charging and ensure cables and connectors work properly.
Many functions are controlled via the screen and software, so check if it operates smoothly, if updates have been applied, and if driver-assistance systems work correctly. Ensure the menu is accessible in a language you understand.
Pay attention to parts availability and service in Lithuania — the model is still new and rare, so it's worth knowing in advance where the car can be maintained and if there have been any accident repairs.
Trim levels
In Europe, trim names and options vary, so we describe the main versions based on the drivetrain and battery.
Galinių ratų pavara
From 2023 in EuropeBase version with one engine.
- One electric motor, around 300 hp
- More economical version
- Often — rich standard equipment
Ilgo nuvažiavimo versija
From 2023 in EuropeWith a larger, around 98 kWh battery.
- Greater range
- Greater weight
- Often — the higher trim
Visų ratų Performance
From 2023 in EuropeThe most powerful version with two engines.
- Two electric motors
- Very dynamic acceleration
- Better grip in winter
Atnaujintas G9
2025Newer version with improvements.
- Refreshed styling and tech
- Enhanced equipment choices
- More expensive on the used market
Comparison of main versions
| Galinių ratų | Ilgo nuvažiavimo | Performance | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | For daily driving and economy | For long journeys | For enthusiasts of dynamic driving |
| Engine | One | Depends on the version | Two |
| Battery | Around 78 kWh or larger | Around 98 kWh | Around 98 kWh |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | Mid-range | High-end | High-end |
Most buyers will be satisfied with the rear-wheel-drive version, while long-distance enthusiasts will prefer the larger battery. The Performance is worth considering only if power is crucial and you're prepared for higher costs.
Pros
- Spacious interior with plenty of room in the second row
- Fast charging thanks to the 800V system
- Packed with technology and driver-assistance features
- Powerful versions with a long driving range
Cons
- New to the Lithuanian market, with a small service network
- Many features depend on the software
- Few options available in the used market
Frequently asked questions
Is the XPeng G9 available in Lithuania?
Few options — cars are often imported from other countries. Before buying, check the warranty and service availability.
Which battery is best?
For most, a smaller battery will suffice, but long-distance enthusiasts will prefer a larger one (around 98 kWh). It's important to check its condition.
Is the G9 suitable for winter?
Yes, especially the all-wheel-drive version. Like all electric vehicles, the real-world range decreases in winter.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically





























