Xpeng has confirmed UK pricing and specifications for its L03 and G9L SUVs as the Chinese brand accelerates its expansion across the UK market.

Unveiled at Xpeng’s inaugural UK Brand Day event at Fairmont Windsor Park, the L03 mid-size SUV coupé and the flagship G9L SUV are available to order now. First customer deliveries of the L03 will begin in January 2027, followed by the G9L in February 2027, joining the existing G6 mid-size electric SUV (tested here) and X9 ultra-luxury seven-seat MPV in Xpeng’s UK line-up.

The arrivals form part of an ambitious UK product offensive that will see Xpeng introduce five new right-hand-drive models over the next 12 months – including the L05 AI-powered family SUV announced earlier this month – while expanding its retail and service network to around 100 sites by the end of 2027.

To support the rollout, Xpeng also recently shifted to a direct operating structure via a new UK national sales company, moving away from its initial distributor-led model under International Motors to accelerate the brand’s long-term growth and commercial footprint across the UK.

The new L03 and G9L are central to these plans. Previewed earlier this year and priced from £32,990 OTR, the L03 enters the UK market as a rival to the Tesla Model Y and other popular D-segment fleet crossovers, significantly undercutting most established European and American competitors.

The model line-up features both all-electric powertrains and Xpeng’s ‘Power X’ range-extended electric system (REEV), which pairs a battery with a 1.5-litre petrol generator.

Entry-level Standard Range models use a 58.2kWh battery offering up to 276 miles of WLTP range from £32,990 OTR, while the Power X Long Range REEV is priced from £34,990, delivering 133 miles of pure electric driving and up to 631 miles combined.

Sitting above this, the 71.1kWh Long Range RWD increases electric range to 323 miles from £35,990, topped by the AWD Performance at £39,990 and the Long Range Ultra at £40,990.

Standard equipment on the L03 includes frameless doors, a 15.6-inch central touchscreen and a 26.8-inch head-up display, while DC rapid charging at up to 236kW enables a 20-80% top-up in around 20 minutes on Long Range models.

Top-spec Long Range Ultra models feature dual Turing AI chips to support Xpeng’s Next Generation Pilot (NGP) – an advanced AI-powered smart driving and automated navigation system slated for a progressive rollout across the UK and wider European markets starting in 2027.

Announced earlier this autumn and serving as Xpeng’s flagship SUV, the new G9L is a six- or seven-seat luxury model that’s priced from £64,990 and rivals the Kia EV9.

It’s available as either a pure battery-electric vehicle offering up to 367 miles of WLTP range, or a Power X range-extender capable of up to 717 miles of combined driving. Equipment includes rear-wheel steering, power-folding third-row seats, active noise cancellation, a 23-speaker sound system, a 12.5-litre built-in refrigerator and a 21.4-inch rear entertainment screen.

James Cowan, marketing director at Xpeng UK, said: “Bringing the Xpeng G9L and Xpeng L03 to the UK gives customers greater choice, with our two latest SUVs offering advanced technology, strong specifications and compelling value at their respective price points.

“While the G9L sets a new benchmark for comfort and intelligent luxury in our line-up, the L03 provides an accessible, well-equipped entry point into the Xpeng brand.”