Automotive & EV

2027 Xpeng L03 mid-size SUV priced from under $42,000 with EV and EREV options

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Xpeng has announced pricing for its upcoming L03 mid-size SUV, starting at $41,900 in Australia, with both fully electric and extended-range (EREV) powertrain options available. This is significant because it positions Xpeng as a potential competitor in a growing segment of the Australian EV market, offering a compelling combination of range and technology at a relatively accessible price point. The vehicle's advanced driver-assistance system, NGP, is slated for rollout beginning in 2027, which will be a key feature to watch.

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