Overview
- Xpeng presented the L03 at its Munich Global Brand Event on Wednesday, July 16, and opened orders for Europe with a stated entry price of €35,600 and first deliveries planned in Q4 2026.
- The model lineup uses LFP batteries in two sizes (about 58.3 kWh and 71.2 kWh), offers rear‑wheel and all‑wheel drive, and carries manufacturer WLTP figures of roughly 445 km for the base and 520 km for the long‑range battery.
- Xpeng says the 400‑volt L03 can peak at about 236 kW DC and charge from 20% to 80% in roughly 18 minutes, a fast rate for a 400 V architecture that will require independent testing and real‑world verification.
- Top trims include Xpeng’s Turing AI chips and a Vision‑Language‑Action based Next‑Generation Pilot marketed as Level‑2+ automation, but full functionality is contingent on EU regulatory clearance and homologation.
- The launch is a direct competitive signal to VW, Škoda, Tesla and others because the L03 undercuts many rivals on price, offers a planned REEV range‑extender variant for ~1,000 km combined range, and could pressure European makers on cost and features.