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XPeng Mona L03: electric and extended-range coupe SUV
The XPeng Mona L03 — a coupe-style SUV launched in 2026, the second model in the XPeng 'Mona' series after the M03. We take a look at what makes it special, which versions are on offer, and what you need to know if you're considering buying one in Lithuania.
Mona L03 at a glance
The Mona L03 is a coupe-style SUV from XPeng, available in electric and extended-range electric vehicle (EREV) versions. According to XPeng's classification, it sits below the G6 model: it's slightly shorter and lower, but the same width.
This is one of the newest models in the catalogue — it hit the Chinese market in the summer of 2026, so there are practically none in the used car market yet.
Design and aerodynamics
The L03 carries over the design language of the M03: T-shaped headlights, a smooth, rounded shoulder line, and a coupe-style roof. The front bumper features a mesh structure with active air intake.
The manufacturer claims an aerodynamic drag coefficient of 0.228 Cd for the electric version — a very good figure that helps save energy on the motorway.
Electric and extended-range versions
The electric version charges from the grid and runs purely on electricity. In the EREV version, the petrol engine acts as a generator to extend the range, while the wheels are driven by an electric motor.
Check the exact power figures, battery capacities, and trim levels with your dealer — these can vary by country and year of sale.
What to check when buying
Most of these cars enter Lithuania through unofficial channels. Check if the car can be registered in Lithuania, what the warranty is, and how the battery is serviced.
Check the language of the software, the operation of screens and auxiliary systems, the charging port (whether it fits European charging stations) and the supply of spare parts.
Trim levels
L03 trim names and contents depend on the market; below is a general overview.
Elektrinė ir EREV versijos
2026 model yearTwo main powertrains: fully electric and extended-range electric.
- Coupe-style SUV body
- Often features a large central screen and driver-assistance systems
- T-shaped front headlights
L03 version comparison
| Elektrinė | Plėstinio nuvažiavimo (EREV) | |
|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | Daily city and intercity driving with home charging | For those who lack charging infrastructure |
| Powertrain | Pure electric powertrain | Electric motor and petrol generator |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | €€ | €€ |
If you have a home charger, the electric version is simpler and more economical; EREV is great for those who often drive long distances. First, make sure you have a warranty and parts covered.
Pros
- Modern coupe SUV styling
- Very good manufacturer-specified aerodynamics
- Two transmission options
- Latest generation software
Cons
- Practically non-existent in the used market
- There might not be official servicing in Lithuania
- Parts and software could pose challenges
Frequently asked questions
Is the XPeng Mona L03 available in Lithuania?
Officially, we don't know if it's available in Lithuania; the car is a new model for the Chinese market. Before buying, check with the seller about the warranty and registration.
How does the L03 differ from the M03?
The L03 is a coupe-style SUV, while the M03 is a compact hatchback. The L03 adopts the M03's design language but is larger and taller.
Is there an EREV version?
Yes, aside from the electric version, there's also an extended-range version where the petrol engine acts as a generator.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically
