“The models were introduced in Dubai on November 2 and are now available for pre-order, the company said in a statement released on Tuesday. … Both are available in 10 countries: the UAE, Qatar, Morocco, Tunisia, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, Lebanon, Jordan and Nigeria. … The GX is also launching in Egypt, while the G9L is also launching in Ghana.”
“Xpeng is also advancing the model's Middle East roll-out. … The company said on October 27 that it … its GX and G9L flagship SUVs in the region the following week and announce local pricing.”
“Order books have opened for Xpeng's new flagship SUV, the all-electric Xpeng G9L - just in time for its public debut at the Paris Motor Show. … The eSUV will be introduced in 64 countries and is now available for order across Europe, with the first models scheduled for delivery to customers in December 2026. … In Germany, prices start at €74,600.”
“Xpeng bringt den 5,12 Meter langen G9L nach Europa und kombiniert bis zu sieben Sitze mit 591 Kilometern Reichweite sowie 540 kW Ladeleistung. … Xpeng öffnet die Bestellbücher in Deutschland mit der Ausstattungslinie Ultra. … Die ersten Fahrzeuge erreichen Kunden ab Dezember 2026.”
“(NYSE: XPEV) launched its flagship G9L SUV in Europe on Monday, the opening day of the 2026 Paris Motor Show, expanding its overseas lineup as exports surge. … The G9L starts at 74,990 euros ($83,820) in France, 74,600 euros in Germany and 74,990 euros in Belgium. … Starting prices in Austria and the Netherlands are 75,600 euros and 75,990 euros, respectively.”
“The Xpeng G9L crossover launched in Europe. … large electric crossover was launched in Europe at approximately 75K EUR (83,850 USD). … The all-electric modification of the Xpeng G9L was officially launched in eight European countries: France, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, and Austria.”
“launched the G9L in Europe … on October 12, the opening day of the Paris Motor Show, further expanding its regional lineup to support future sales growth.”
“Xpeng G9L is available in Hong Kong only with a range-extender all-wheel-drive powertrain, starting at HK$699,900 ($89,190). … (NYSE: XPEV) has launched its flagship G9L SUV in Hong Kong with 6- and 7-seat extended-range all-wheel-drive versions, expanding its product reach as overseas deliveries hit a record. … The Ultra 7-seat version has an introductory price of HK$699,900 ($89,190), while the Ultra 6-seat version starts at HK$759,900, according to Xpeng's website.”
小鹏宣布旗舰 SUV G9L 在奥地利麦格纳格拉茨工厂完成首次欧洲试生产，首辆欧规车将驶往巴黎，于 10 月 12 日开幕的巴黎车展全球首秀，届时公布欧规配置与上市时间表。
资料更新：2026.10.27；日期仅表示资料更新，不代表产品计划已经完成。
“XPENG recently announced that its new AI flagship SUV, the G9L, has completed its first European trial production at Magna's Graz plant in Austria. … The first European-spec G9L will depart from Graz and drive 1,324 km to Paris for its global debut at the Paris Motor Show, which opens on October 12. … XPENG plans to officially unveil the European specifications and market rollout timeline for the G9L at the Paris Motor Show.”
“The SUV is set for its global premiere in Paris on October 12, with Xpeng planning to bring it to 64 countries and regions. … The journey will lead up to the G9L's global premiere in Paris on October 12.”
“XPENG has announced that the G9L, its new-generation flagship AI SUV, will make its global launch at the Paris Motor Show … on October 12, followed by a planned rollout across 64 countries and regions. … The G9L will begin its global rollout at the Paris Motor Show”
“XPENG has announced that the G9L, its new-generation flagship AI SUV, will make its global launch at the Paris Motor Show … on October 12, followed by a planned rollout across 64 countries and regions. … , with XPENG planning to introduce the model in 64 markets.”
“has revealed more details of its new … large SUV ahead of its imminent arrival in Australia, when it will bring both all-electric (EV) and extended-range electric (EREV) powertrains, up to 1200km of claimed range, and a tech-packed cabin. … The Xpeng G9L will join the Chinese brand’s expanding Australian line up next month, bringing a new rival for large electric SUVs such as the”
“Middle East pricing for the 2 flagship SUVs will be announced at launch, with GX orders in the region already nearing 4,000. … flagship SUVs in the Middle East next week and announce local pricing. … The Chinese electric vehicle maker disclosed the plans in a Weibo announcement on Tuesday, providing a clearer timeline for the flagship models' expansion into the region.”
小鹏宣布下一代 AI 旗舰 SUV G9L 在奥地利麦格纳格拉茨工厂完成首次欧洲试生产，为首款下线的欧规车型，该车将从格拉茨行驶 1,324 公里前往巴黎，在 10 月 12 日开幕的巴黎车展上全球首发，途中将实测智驾、充电与整车性能。
资料更新：2026.10.31；日期仅表示资料更新，不代表产品计划已经完成。
“XPeng Motors has announced that its next-generation AI flagship SUV, the G9L, has completed its first European pilot production run at Magna's plant in Graz, Austria. … The first European-spec G9L to roll off the pilot production line will make the 1,324-kilometer journey from Graz to Paris for its global debut at the Paris Motor Show, which opens on October 12. … Along the way, the vehicle will undergo real-world validation of its driver-assistance system, charging performance and overall driving dynamics, helping verify the reliability of the European-spec model under actual road conditions.”
“Leading Chinese smart EV company Xpeng has debuted a new large electric SUV at the Paris Motor Show, the G9L, which will be available as both a purely electric model as well as a souped-up range extender version. … Billed as a “large SUV for the AI era”, the Xpeng G9L took centre stage in Paris on Tuesday following what the carmaker described as three years of testing across 26 countries and regions, covering over 6.74 million kilometres. … The company did confirm, however, that a battery electric vehicle (BEV) model would be available alongside its REEV variant.”
“Fellow Chinese brand Xpeng has done the same, unveiling its flagship G9L SUV in battery-electric and range-extender configurations. … from €74,600 ($83,300) in Germany, and between €74,990 ($83,700) and €75,990 ($84,900) in other European markets, including France, Austria, and the Netherlands.”
