Xpeng G9L launches in Europe with 540 kW charging, 12 minute 10% to 80% charge time
By Eve
Xpeng has opened orders for its G9L electric SUV in Europe, with pricing starting at 74,600 euros in Germany and first customer deliveries planned for December 2026. The 5.12 metre vehicle features an 800 volt architecture, 110 kWh NMC battery, and supports up to 540 kW DC charging, enabling 10% to 80% charge in under 12 minutes where compatible infrastructure exists. The model offers 22 kW onboard AC charging as standard, with range options of 591 km WLTP for the rear wheel drive Long Range Ultra version (270 kW, 367 hp) and an all wheel drive Performance Ultra variant producing 430 kW (585 hp).
Why it matters
The 540 kW charging capability sets a new benchmark for public charging infrastructure requirements in Europe, though the announcement notes such high power stations remain very limited across the continent. The December 2026 delivery timeline gives charge point operators and site hosts over two years to expand ultra high power charging networks ahead of vehicle arrival.
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- https://www.donanimhaber.com/12-dakikada-yuzde-80-sarj-xpeng-g9l-avrupa-da-satisa-cikti--211602
- Original title
- “12 dakikada %80 şarj: Xpeng G9L Avrupa'da satışa çıktı”
- Published
- 14 October 2026
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- electriccarsreport.com · electricdrives.tv · electrive.com · thedriven.io
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- Electric Vehicles
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- Europe
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- XPeng
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