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Xpeng enters Philippine market with X9, L03
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Chinese automaker Xpeng has entered the Philippine market with the X9 flagship MPV and L03 SUV as part of its Southeast Asian expansion.
The launch was held at the SM Mall of Asia Arena, with around 3,000 guests, including media representatives, content creators, dealer and banking partners, automotive industry executives and members of the public.
The launch introduces six variants across the two models, with battery-electric vehicle (BEV) and range-extended electric vehicle (REEV) powertrains. Prices start at PHP 1,548,000 (US$24,700), while the X9 is positioned in the premium MPV segment.
Xpeng Philippines Country Director Katoon Su said the models provide customers with different vehicle and electric powertrain options. The company is also offering ownership support and expanding its dealer network. The initial network comprises Xpeng Greenhills, Makati, North EDSA and Cebu. Customers can reserve an X9 for PHP 25,000 and an L03 for PHP 10,000, with deliveries expected to begin in the fourth quarter of 2026.
Xpeng's vehicles use artificial intelligence (AI) in their infotainment and safety systems. The company says the technology adapts to user behaviour and driving tendencies and assists with decision-making in complex road situations, with the approach intended to replicate human driving logic.
L03
The L03 is positioned as the brand's entry point in the Philippines and is described as a next-generation AI SUV coupe. It is available in four variants: three BEVs and one REEV, all using a rear-mounted electric motor.
Designed by JuanMa Lopez, whose previous projects include work for Lamborghini, Ferrari and Audi, including the Ferrari LaFerrari, the L03 measures 4,650mm long, 1,920mm wide and 1,600mm high. It has a 2,850mm wheelbase, 144mm of ground clearance and a drag coefficient of 0.228. Equipment includes an active shutter grille, functional air ducts, flush door handles, multiple cameras and sensors, Starship headlights with 400 LED beads and Full Width Star Ring taillights. The five-seat cabin has a 539-litre rear luggage area and a 15.6-inch central touchscreen.
The L03 EV Standard Range uses a 58.2/58.3kWh battery, producing 222 PS (163 kW) and 280 Nm, with a claimed WLTP range of 445km. The EV Long Range and EV RWD Long Range Ultra use 71.1kWh batteries, producing 249 PS (183 kW) and 280 Nm, with claimed ranges of 520km and 480km, respectively.
The L03 PowerX Long Range REEV produces 242 PS (178 kW) and 280 Nm from a 37.2kWh battery. It offers up to 215km of electric-only driving and a claimed combined range of 1,017km. Its combustion engine acts as a generator rather than driving the wheels. Xpeng says the engine reportedly operates at less than 1dB when activated.
AC charging is supported at up to 6.6 kW. Charging from 5 to 100% takes about 10 hours for the Standard Range, 12.2 hours for the Long Range variants and 6.5 hours for the PowerX REEV. DC charging from 10 to 80% takes around 20 minutes under optimal conditions, with maximum rates of 193 kW, 236 kW and 123 kW, respectively.
Prices are PHP 1,548,000 for the EV Standard Range, PHP 1,598,000 for the REEV, PHP 1,698,000 for the EV Long Range and PHP 2,058,000 for the EV RWD Long Range Ultra. The latter adds front-seat massage, an upgraded sound system and additional intelligent driving hardware. Driver assistance and safety technologies are available across the range. Exterior colours include Arctic White, Midnight Black, Rock Gray, Silver Frost and Phantom Purple, with a Dark Gray interior.
X9
The X9 is offered as a seven-seat MPV in two variants, differentiated mainly by their second-row seating packages. The Long Range costs PHP 3,858,000, while the Second Row Premium Seat Package costs PHP 4,058,000.
It measures 5,316mm long, 1,988mm wide and 1,785mm high, with a 3,160mm wheelbase and a 0.236 drag coefficient. It features an Aero Optimised Design and Active Grille Shutters. Its front-wheel-drive electric system produces 235 kW and 450 Nm, although one specification source lists 320PS. It accelerates from 0 to 100km/h in 7.75 seconds and has a top speed of 200km/h.
Both variants use a 110kWh battery and have a claimed WLTP range of 615km. DC charging from 10 to 80% takes around 12 minutes under optimal conditions with a compatible high-power charger, with support for up to 542 kW. AC charging is supported at 11 kW. The X9 has an estimated efficiency of 5km/kWh and supports 6 kW Vehicle-to-Load functionality.
Active rear-wheel steering provides up to five degrees of movement and reduces the turning circle to 5.4 metres, equivalent to a 10.8-metre turning diameter. The MPV also features intelligent dual-chamber air suspension with Pre-Scanning Adjustment and ride-height settings from 100mm to 190mm. A powered third row folds into the floor.
The X9 Long Range has Zero-Gravity second-row seats separated by a central aisle, while the Premium Seat Package adds four-way powered headrest adjustment and 16-point massage. Exterior colours are Midnight Black, Arctic White, Matte Gray and Silver Frost, with Silver Frost available by special order. Interior options are Meteorite Black and Coffee, with the latter also available by special order.
Ownership and technology
X9 customers receive five years of free preventive maintenance and roadside assistance, a five-year bumper-to-bumper warranty, an eight-year battery and electric motor warranty, and a 7 kW wall charger. The L03 receives two years of free preventive maintenance, five years of roadside assistance, a five-year bumper-to-bumper warranty and an eight-year battery and electric motor warranty. L03 EV buyers receive a 7 kW wall charger, while REEV buyers receive a 3.5 kW portable charger.
Xpeng also presented its Physical AI work and displayed the X2 Flying Car and IRON Humanoid Robot. The company said the Philippine launch forms part of its Southeast Asian expansion strategy, combining its AI-focused vehicle technology with local sales, dealer and after-sales support.
The launch was held at the SM Mall of Asia Arena, with around 3,000 guests, including media representatives, content creators, dealer and banking partners, automotive industry executives and members of the public.
The launch introduces six variants across the two models, with battery-electric vehicle (BEV) and range-extended electric vehicle (REEV) powertrains. Prices start at PHP 1,548,000 (US$24,700), while the X9 is positioned in the premium MPV segment.
Xpeng Philippines Country Director Katoon Su said the models provide customers with different vehicle and electric powertrain options. The company is also offering ownership support and expanding its dealer network. The initial network comprises Xpeng Greenhills, Makati, North EDSA and Cebu. Customers can reserve an X9 for PHP 25,000 and an L03 for PHP 10,000, with deliveries expected to begin in the fourth quarter of 2026.
Xpeng's vehicles use artificial intelligence (AI) in their infotainment and safety systems. The company says the technology adapts to user behaviour and driving tendencies and assists with decision-making in complex road situations, with the approach intended to replicate human driving logic.
L03
The L03 is positioned as the brand's entry point in the Philippines and is described as a next-generation AI SUV coupe. It is available in four variants: three BEVs and one REEV, all using a rear-mounted electric motor.
Designed by JuanMa Lopez, whose previous projects include work for Lamborghini, Ferrari and Audi, including the Ferrari LaFerrari, the L03 measures 4,650mm long, 1,920mm wide and 1,600mm high. It has a 2,850mm wheelbase, 144mm of ground clearance and a drag coefficient of 0.228. Equipment includes an active shutter grille, functional air ducts, flush door handles, multiple cameras and sensors, Starship headlights with 400 LED beads and Full Width Star Ring taillights. The five-seat cabin has a 539-litre rear luggage area and a 15.6-inch central touchscreen.
The L03 EV Standard Range uses a 58.2/58.3kWh battery, producing 222 PS (163 kW) and 280 Nm, with a claimed WLTP range of 445km. The EV Long Range and EV RWD Long Range Ultra use 71.1kWh batteries, producing 249 PS (183 kW) and 280 Nm, with claimed ranges of 520km and 480km, respectively.
The L03 PowerX Long Range REEV produces 242 PS (178 kW) and 280 Nm from a 37.2kWh battery. It offers up to 215km of electric-only driving and a claimed combined range of 1,017km. Its combustion engine acts as a generator rather than driving the wheels. Xpeng says the engine reportedly operates at less than 1dB when activated.
AC charging is supported at up to 6.6 kW. Charging from 5 to 100% takes about 10 hours for the Standard Range, 12.2 hours for the Long Range variants and 6.5 hours for the PowerX REEV. DC charging from 10 to 80% takes around 20 minutes under optimal conditions, with maximum rates of 193 kW, 236 kW and 123 kW, respectively.
Prices are PHP 1,548,000 for the EV Standard Range, PHP 1,598,000 for the REEV, PHP 1,698,000 for the EV Long Range and PHP 2,058,000 for the EV RWD Long Range Ultra. The latter adds front-seat massage, an upgraded sound system and additional intelligent driving hardware. Driver assistance and safety technologies are available across the range. Exterior colours include Arctic White, Midnight Black, Rock Gray, Silver Frost and Phantom Purple, with a Dark Gray interior.
X9
The X9 is offered as a seven-seat MPV in two variants, differentiated mainly by their second-row seating packages. The Long Range costs PHP 3,858,000, while the Second Row Premium Seat Package costs PHP 4,058,000.
It measures 5,316mm long, 1,988mm wide and 1,785mm high, with a 3,160mm wheelbase and a 0.236 drag coefficient. It features an Aero Optimised Design and Active Grille Shutters. Its front-wheel-drive electric system produces 235 kW and 450 Nm, although one specification source lists 320PS. It accelerates from 0 to 100km/h in 7.75 seconds and has a top speed of 200km/h.
Both variants use a 110kWh battery and have a claimed WLTP range of 615km. DC charging from 10 to 80% takes around 12 minutes under optimal conditions with a compatible high-power charger, with support for up to 542 kW. AC charging is supported at 11 kW. The X9 has an estimated efficiency of 5km/kWh and supports 6 kW Vehicle-to-Load functionality.
Active rear-wheel steering provides up to five degrees of movement and reduces the turning circle to 5.4 metres, equivalent to a 10.8-metre turning diameter. The MPV also features intelligent dual-chamber air suspension with Pre-Scanning Adjustment and ride-height settings from 100mm to 190mm. A powered third row folds into the floor.
The X9 Long Range has Zero-Gravity second-row seats separated by a central aisle, while the Premium Seat Package adds four-way powered headrest adjustment and 16-point massage. Exterior colours are Midnight Black, Arctic White, Matte Gray and Silver Frost, with Silver Frost available by special order. Interior options are Meteorite Black and Coffee, with the latter also available by special order.
Ownership and technology
X9 customers receive five years of free preventive maintenance and roadside assistance, a five-year bumper-to-bumper warranty, an eight-year battery and electric motor warranty, and a 7 kW wall charger. The L03 receives two years of free preventive maintenance, five years of roadside assistance, a five-year bumper-to-bumper warranty and an eight-year battery and electric motor warranty. L03 EV buyers receive a 7 kW wall charger, while REEV buyers receive a 3.5 kW portable charger.
Xpeng also presented its Physical AI work and displayed the X2 Flying Car and IRON Humanoid Robot. The company said the Philippine launch forms part of its Southeast Asian expansion strategy, combining its AI-focused vehicle technology with local sales, dealer and after-sales support.