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XPENG Launches in the Philippines With Six EV Variants

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XPENG Launches in the Philippines With Six EV Variants

MANILA, Philippines — XPENG formally launched in the Philippines on Friday, September 25 with six variants of its L03 and X9, expanding its initial two-model offering to three battery-electric L03s, a range-extended version and two versions of the X9 electric MPV.

Attendees called the launch at the SM Mall of Asia Arena “the glitziest ever,” and brought XPENG Vice President for Finance and Accounting James Wu to Manila. Vincent Yambao, chief operating officer of XPENG Philippines joined actress and television host Anne Curtis, who was introduced as the brand’s Philippine ambassador on stage. About 3,000 guests attended the event, including dealers, banking partners, automotive executives, media and members of the public.

The L03 starts at ₱1.548 million (~$24,700) for the EV Standard Range and reaches ₱2.058 million (~$32,900) for the EV RWD Long Range Ultra.

The Standard Range uses a 58.3-kWh battery and has a claimed WLTP range of up to 445 kilometers. The L03 EV Long Range, priced at ₱1.698 million (~$27,100), uses a 71.1-kWh battery and is rated for up to 520 kilometers.

The L03 REEV sits between them at ₱1.598 million (~$25,500). Its 37.2-kWh battery provides up to 215 kilometers of electric driving. A gasoline engine serves as a generator rather than driving the wheels, giving the vehicle a combined WLTP range of up to 1,017 kilometers.

1-kWh battery and adds more advanced driver-assistance and cabin equipment. Its claimed range is up to 480 kilometers. The 400-volt, 3C charging system can take the battery from 10 to 80 percent in about 20 minutes with compatible DC charging equipment.


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