XPeng P7: electric sedan — batteries and versions
XPeng P7 — the Chinese manufacturer XPeng's four-door electric fastback sedan, launched in 2020. We look at its generations, battery, engines, and trims, as well as what to check when buying a used P7 in Lithuania.
P7 in brief
The P7 was one of the first XPeng models to conquer the electric vehicle market in China. It's a four-door sedan with a sloping roof, low profile, and driver assistance systems, and in some markets, it's offered with 'wing' doors (Wing Edition).
The P7 is rare in Lithuania — most were sold in China, and in Europe, it's offered in limited numbers, so in the used market, you'll mostly find individual imports.
Which generation to choose
The first P7 generation was produced from 2020 to 2025. In 2023, it was updated and renamed P7i, receiving newer driver assistance systems and a more powerful computer unit. If possible, opt for the updated version.
In 2025, a new P7 generation appeared, aimed at global markets, with larger batteries and more power. It's not yet seen in the used market, so most offers are for the first-generation cars.
Batteries and power
The first-generation P7 had around 60–80 kWh batteries (LFP and NMC chemistries). The base version comes with a single rear electric motor (around 196 kW), while the more powerful Performance trim features two motors and all-wheel drive (around 316 kW).
The range according to the manufacturer's data exceeds 500 km, but the real-world result — especially in winter — will be lower. Before buying, ask for a battery condition report.
What to check when buying a used P7
First off — the paperwork: since most cars are imported individually, check if they are properly adapted for the European market, if the software and language settings work.
Inspect the battery condition and charging port, tyres, brakes, and all driver assistance systems. Find out where in Lithuania the car can be serviced and how spare parts are obtained.
Versions
Names and equipment vary by market and year; we list the most commonly mentioned versions.
Standard Range
1st generationBase version with a smaller battery.
- Rear-wheel drive
- Often — a smaller battery
- Often — LED headlights and driver assistance systems
Long Range
1st generationVersion with a larger battery.
- More range
- Rear-wheel drive
- Often — the same equipment as the base version
Performance
1st generationMore powerful all-wheel-drive version.
- Two electric engines
- Four-wheel drive
- Often — sportier trim
P7i
from 2023Refreshed first-generation version.
- Newer driver assistance system
- Improved computer module
- Often — more equipment
P7 version comparison
| Standard Range | Long Range | Performance | P7i | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Who it suits | For the city | For mixed driving | Maximum power | Modern equipment |
| Dealers (usually) | Varies by version | Varies by version | Varies by version | Varies by version |
| Interior | Simpler trim | Simpler trim | Sportier trim | Digital |
| Engine | Single rear engine | Single rear engine | Dual engines, AWD | One or two engines |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | €€ | €€ | €€€ | €€€ |
Most buyers will be happy with the Long Range rear-wheel drive. The Performance is worth considering for its power and all-wheel drive, while the P7i offers the latest tech.
Pros
- Low, aerodynamic, and attractive body
- High mileage
- Modern tech features
- Option for all-wheel drive
Cons
- Rare in Lithuania, few used examples
- Servicing and parts availability limited
- Software and language settings may not be suitable
Frequently asked questions
Is the XPeng P7 available in Europe?
Offered in limited markets, but most sold in China. In Lithuania, you'll mostly find individual imports.
How does the P7 differ from the P7+?
The P7+ is a distinct, newer XPeng model with its own dedicated article, while the first-gen P7 was produced from 2020–2025.
What's the XPeng P7's range?
It depends on the battery: according to the manufacturer, it exceeds 500 km, but real-world results vary by season and driving style.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically





























