From:Internet Info Agency 2026-11-03 16:08:00
On November 3, XPeng officially announced that the XPeng GX and XPeng G9L have simultaneously gone on sale in 11 countries across the Middle East and Africa. The XPeng GX flagship edition is priced at AED 299,000 in the UAE, equivalent to over RMB 540,000; the XPeng G9L is available for pre-order in the UAE starting at AED 259,000, equivalent to over RMB 450,000. In the domestic market, the GX starts at RMB 269,800, while the G9L is offered at a limited-time price starting from RMB 231,800. At the launch event, former French international and AC Milan Champions League squad member Ibrahim Ba placed an order for the XPeng GX after the pricing was announced. XPeng official data shows that before the Middle East launch event, cumulative orders for the GX had exceeded 4,000 units. Since its launch in late May, the vehicle has achieved cumulative domestic deliveries of over 30,000 units and ranked among the top three in domestic sales of large six-seat SUVs priced above RMB 300,000 in the third quarter. At the launch event, XPeng Group Vice Chairman and President Brian Gu outlined the regional development strategy and announced three first-of-their-kind localized services by a Chinese smart electric vehicle brand in the Middle East and Africa region. The G9L measures 5,120 mm in length with a wheelbase of 3,100 mm. It comes standard with dual-chamber air suspension, rear-wheel steering, 800V plus 5C ultra-fast charging, and second-generation VLA intelligent driving. It offers a maximum pure electric range of 755 km and a combined range of 1,602 km with the super extended-range system. XPeng plans to expand its Middle East and Africa market to more than 20 countries within the next year, establishing over 100 sales and service outlets.

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