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Xpeng will officially launch the updated 2025 G6 and G9 SUVs on March 13 at 7 pm Beijing time. The G6, designed for the global market, features a powerful smart driving system and 81 upgrades, while the G9 boasts an 800-volt high-voltage system and 66 enhancements.
Xpeng is gearing up for the 2025 G9 SUV, showcasing its updates alongside the G7 and G6 models. The G9, which contributed 14.18% of Xpeng's 190,068 vehicle deliveries in 2024, features advanced technology and a refreshed design, aiming to enhance the driving experience. The updated model maintains the same dimensions as its predecessor and offers both single and dual motor options, shifting towards a vision-based smart driving system.
Xpeng, the Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer, is set to test its autonomous driving system, the Xpeng Navigation Guided Pilot (X NGP), in Hong Kong as part of its global expansion strategy targeting right-hand drive markets. Co-founder and CEO He Xiaopeng announced that trials will commence soon, although a specific timeline has not been disclosed. The company also aims to enter other global markets, including Thailand.
Tesla's facelifted Model Y deliveries in China will start in late February, ahead of schedule. Meanwhile, BYD saw a significant increase in insurance registrations, while Xiaomi's SU7 continues strong sales. Other EV makers like Nio, Xpeng, and Li Auto also reported varying registration numbers, reflecting a recovery in the market.
Xpeng Motors is ramping up its delivery efforts and plans to partner with Huawei to enhance its autonomous driving capabilities, following BYD's recent launch of 21 redesigned models with advanced driver-assistance systems at competitive prices. Xpeng's CEO announced that deliveries of the MONA M03 Max will begin in May, offering top-tier intelligent driving features in the sub-RMB 150,000 segment. Meanwhile, other automakers like Changan and Geely are also responding to BYD's advancements in self-driving technology.
Xpeng Motors' CEO He Xiaopeng recently met with Huawei's founder Ren Zhengfei, sparking speculation about a deeper collaboration between the two companies. This partnership, which has a history of joint projects leveraging Huawei's 5G and AI technologies, is set to enhance Xpeng's new products in 2024, including the integration of Huawei’s HiCar system in the P7+ model for improved connectivity.
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