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XPeng GX: a large luxurious electric SUV and what you need to know about it
The XPeng GX is a large luxurious SUV that the Chinese manufacturer XPeng started producing in March 2026. In this article, we take a look at what makes it special, the powertrains on offer, and what to know if such a car pops up in the used listings.
GX in brief
The GX is a full-size luxury SUV, taking the top spot in the XPeng model range. It's built in Guangzhou, and with a wheelbase exceeding 3.1m, it's incredibly spacious.
The styling is modern and minimalist, with a glowing horizontal bar at the front and the XPeng emblem. The model is positioned as a tech flagship with advanced driver-assistance systems.
Who's it for?
The GX is for those who need plenty of space for the family and comfort for long journeys, but also want a modern electric powertrain. It's not a sporty car, but rather a comfortable and tech-laden large vehicle.
As it's a newcomer, it's not widely available yet, and there are practically none in the used market, so this article is for general understanding.
Powertrains and charging
The GX is offered with two powertrains: a pure electric version (rear-wheel drive or all-wheel drive with two motors) and an EREV — an electric vehicle with a small petrol generator to extend the range.
The exact power output, battery capacity, and range are specified by the manufacturer according to the particular version, so always check the specs via the VIN before buying.
What to check if you're buying an XPeng GX
The most important things are the condition of the battery and gearbox, the body warranty, and whether the car has European market approval. Find out where it can be serviced and if spare parts will be available.
Check that all driver assistance functions work and that the software is up to date. Request the full vehicle history and ensure it wasn't used for car-sharing or rental services.
Trim levels
Trim levels and their names vary by market and year; below is a general overview.
Elektrinė versija
GXThe GX is a purely electric variant.
- Often features a large central screen
- Often includes advanced driver assistance systems
- Electric motor(s) and a large battery
GX gearbox comparison
| Elektrinis | EREV (su generatoriumi) | |
|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | Those who are content with charging | Frequent long-distance drivers |
| Gearbox | Electric only | Electric with petrol generator |
| Charging | Charging station required | Generator option available |
The electric version is ideal if you have reliable charging options; EREV if you often drive long distances.
Pros
- A spacious and luxurious SUV
- A modern electric powertrain solution
- The tech flagship with advanced driver assistance
- Two powertrain options
Cons
- A very new model with limited information in the used market
- Servicing and parts in Lithuania may be more challenging
- Large size and weight
Frequently asked questions
What is the XPeng GX?
This is the large, luxurious XPeng SUV, starting production in March 2026. It is offered with an electric or electric range-extender (EREV) powertrain.
How do the electric and EREV versions differ?
The EV runs purely on electricity and needs to be charged, while the EREV has a petrol generator that acts as a backup and extends the range.
Is the XPeng GX available for sale in Lithuania?
This depends on the manufacturer's decisions and importers; before buying, check if the car has the necessary documents and if it can be serviced.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically
