Smart and Sustainable Electric Mobility
Xpeng's new Mona M03 Max features pure-vision XNGP autonomous driving, 160kW motor, and 26-minute fast charging, targeting tech-savvy buyers
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When Xpeng launched the Mona M03 in August 2024, it announced the starting price of the Max variant at RMB 155,800.
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More images of the new P7 show more details of its exterior including the head and rear.
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The launch of the new P7 in China is expected to be in July-August, targeting the RMB 300,000 ($41,600) market.
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This will be the first major facelift for the Xpeng P7 since its April 2020 launch.
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French designer's signature 'cyber curves' dominate E29's exterior, with flush glass and color-changing LED accents
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The coupe is internally codenamed E29, and its official name could be the P7 Ultra.
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Xpeng has now entered over a dozen European markets including Germany, France, and the UK.
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Nio Inc, which includes the Nio, Onvo, and Firefly brands, saw 6,060 insurance registrations in China last week, up 18.82 percent from the previous week.
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The Mona M03 and P7+ sedans continue to be Xpeng's top sellers, though the G6 and also G9 SUVs saw significant sales growth.
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