Chinese electric vehicle maker XPENG has officially entered the Philippine market, launching six variants across two models as it expands its footprint in Southeast Asia.
At its September 25 launch at the SM Mall of Asia Arena, XPENG introduced the seven-seater X9 electric multipurpose vehicle and the L03 SUV coupé, with both battery-electric and range-extended electric vehicle (REEV) options.
The L03 starts at P1.548 million for the EV Standard Range, while the REEV is priced at P1.598 million. The EV Long Range costs P1.698 million, with the top-spec Long Range Ultra priced at P2.058 million.
The L03 REEV offers up to 215 kilometers of pure electric driving range and a combined range of as much as 1,017 kilometers. The setup is aimed at addressing range and charging concerns among motorists planning longer journeys.
The flagship X9 Long Range is priced at P3.858 million, while the variant equipped with the Second Row Premium Seat Package costs P4.058 million. Both versions offer a claimed driving range of up to 615 kilometers.
The Philippine launch also marks XPENG’s establishment of its first direct subsidiary in Southeast Asia. The company said it had expanded to 60 countries and regions by the end of 2025, with cumulative global deliveries surpassing 1.2 million vehicles as of July 2026.
XPENG Philippines Country Director Katoon Su said the company plans to combine its vehicle lineup with ownership support and an expanding dealer network. Reservations are available through dealerships in Greenhills, Makati, North EDSA and Cebu, with deliveries expected to start in the fourth quarter.
The company also named actress Anne Curtis as its Philippine brand ambassador and displayed its X2 Flying Car and IRON Humanoid Robot, underscoring its broader focus on artificial intelligence-powered mobility technologies.
