XPeng P5: electric sedan — batteries and buying
XPeng P5 — a compact four-door electric sedan launched in China in 2021. It stands out as one of the first mass-produced cars to feature LiDAR sensors. We take a look at its powertrain, batteries, trims, and what buyers in Lithuania should know.
P5 in brief
The P5 is a mid-sized electric sedan with a surprisingly spacious interior for its class. Key highlights include a large 15.6-inch multimedia screen, advanced driver-assistance systems, and a sleep mode that allows the seats to recline almost flat.
Produced between 2021 and 2024, the P5 is a rare sight in Lithuania, with most units sold in China and only a limited number making it to Europe. As a result, the used market sees only occasional examples.
Which trim to choose
The P5 has a single-generation body, with the main differences lying in the battery and equipment packages. The smaller battery is ideal for city driving, while the larger one is better suited for long trips and mixed use.
Some trims come with LiDAR sensors and enhanced driver-assistance features. Note that these features may operate differently in Europe compared to China, so check what actually works in the specific car you're considering.
Batteries and power
The P5 is powered by a single front electric motor (around 155 kW, or approximately 210 hp), driving the front wheels. Battery capacity varies by trim, ranging roughly from 60 to 80 kWh.
According to the manufacturer, the maximum range is around 600 km on the NEDC cycle, but real-world results — especially in winter — will be lower. Before buying, ask for a battery condition report.
What to check when buying a used P5
First off — import documents and compliance with the European market: software, language, charging port. Check that all driver assistance systems and LiDAR sensors are operational.
Inspect the battery condition, tyres, brakes, and suspension. Find out where in Lithuania you can service the car and how to get spare parts.
Variants
Trim names vary by market, so here we list the main technical variants.
Mažesnis akumuliatorius
2021–2024The base version for city and suburban driving.
- Approximately 60 kWh battery
- Front-wheel drive
- Often — the primary driver assistance system
Didesnis akumuliatorius
2021–2024Version for longer journeys.
- Up to approximately 80 kWh battery
- Greater range
- Front-wheel drive
Su LiDAR
2021–2024Version with enhanced driver assistance systems.
- LiDAR sensors
- Often — enhanced driver assistance
- Often — more sensors and cameras
P5 variants comparison
| Mažesnis akumuliatorius | Didesnis akumuliatorius | Su LiDAR | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | City driving | Long journeys | Advanced driver aids |
| Dealers (usually) | Differs by version | Differs by version | Differs by version |
| Interior | Digital | Digital | Digital, more sensors |
| Battery | Around 60 kWh | Up to around 80 kWh | Varies |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | Mid-range | Mid-range | High-end |
For most buyers, the best choice is a larger battery. The LiDAR version is worth considering only if you know its features work in your market.
Pros
- Spacious interior and large screen
- Wide range of driving distances to choose from
- The first series production car with LiDAR
- Comfortable sleep and rest function
Cons
- Rare in Lithuania, few used examples
- Service and parts are limitedly available
- Advanced features in Europe may not work as they do in China
Frequently asked questions
Is the XPeng P5 available in Europe?
The manufacturer announced plans to sell the P5 in some Western European countries, starting with Norway, but most have been sold in China. In Lithuania, you'll mostly find individually imported cars.
What is the P5's maximum range?
The manufacturer claims up to around 600 km on the NEDC cycle, but real-world results are lower, especially in winter.
Does the P5 have four-wheel drive?
No, all versions have a front-mounted engine and front-wheel drive.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically





























