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Best Medium SUVs 2026: Electric
From affordable family favourites to high-tech luxury contenders, here’s our pick for Australia’s best electric medium SUV for 2026.
New XPeng seven-seat G9L SUV promises 1200km of range and ultra-fast charging – and it’s coming to Australia
The XPeng G9L has been detailed at the Paris Motor Show ahead of its local release with both electric and range-extender powertrains.
Two Chinese EVs get five stars for acing ANCAP safety tests
The GAC Aion UT and XPeng X9 have both achieved top marks in the latest ANCAP safety testing, but there’s one area where both could improve.
XPeng X9 review: New people mover is five-star accommodation on four wheels – and luxury rivals should be worried
The XPENG X9 will be offered in two variants in Australia, starting from $89,990 before on-roads. Our mates at AutoExpress put it through its paces…
Are grilles unnecessary and ‘dishonest’ on EVs? Designer for top Chinese brand says yes – and blasts rivals for using them
To grille or not to grille? A top designer for Xpeng is firmly in the latter camp.
XPENG L03 Aussie price and specs revealed as EV and hybrid SUV takes on Geely’s EX5
The cheapest Xpeng model to sell down under is also coming for the BYD Atto 3.
XPeng moves to clean up TrueEV fallout for Australian owners
Factory-backed XPeng Australia has taken full control of the brand and is promising to review unpaid cashback, warranty and servicing commitments left behind by its former distributor – but customers will need documentation to support their claims.
XPeng G6 review: Tesla Model Y rival now factory-backed and updated
The Chinese brand has just relaunched in Australia under factory distribution, so how does the updated XPeng G6 fair against a sea of rivals like the Tesla Model Y?
Why XPeng sees Australia as the perfect place for its flying cars tech
While XPeng only sells electric cars in Australia right now, that could change within a few years as it sets sights on introducing its unique flying cars technology as well.
XPENG outlines ambitious Australian expansion with five new models due this year
Chinese EV brand confirms rapid product rollout, dealership expansion and range-extender technology as it ramps up local presence.
XPENG X9 electric people mover unveiled for Australia: pricing and specs
Chinese brand’s flagship seven-seat EV offers up to 580km of driving range, ultra-fast charging and luxury-focused cabin.
Upgraded XPeng G6 on sale in Australia after switch to factory distribution
The updated and upgraded XPeng G6 is now available to order in Australia – better equipped, faster charging and also $3000 cheaper.
XPeng Mona L03: New electric and range-extender SUV likely for Australia in 2027
XPeng has switched to factory distribution in Australia and the Mona L03 SUV is likely to be one of the first new launches as part of a product blitz.
Australian distributor of Chinese electric carmaker Xpeng enters administration
ASIC documents show that administrators have been appointed to take control of TrueEV, the local distributor for Chinese electric automaker XPeng.
New car calendar 2026: All the new cars coming to Australia
Here’s the WhichCar by Wheels guide to all the new cars that will launch in Australia in 2026. Check back in regularly for updates…
XPeng reveals timings of three new models for Australia
China’s XPeng will bring three new models to Australia’s overcrowded car market in 2026, including a futuristic electric people carrier.
Best Medium SUVs 2025: Over $40K
From premium hybrids to tech-packed family haulers, these medium SUVs priced above $40K deliver the best balance of space, efficiency, features and driving refinement for 2025.
Which electric vehicles under $60,000 offer the longest driving range?
Range anxiety is still a big factor in purchasing an EV, so which EVs priced under $60,000 offer the longest claimed driving range? Here’s the WhichCar guide…
Chinese carmakers surge in UK – while new report predicts they will soon dominate Aussie roads too
Brands such as BYD, Chery and MG are fast rising up the sales charts in the UK – while a new report predicts they will dominate new car sales in Australia by 2035.
Who are XPeng? A guide to the Chinese newcomer brand
XPeng entered the Australian new car market in late 2024 among a flurry of new Chinese brands to launch here. Here’s the WhichCar get-to-know guide on the brand…
Xpeng’s reminder about June 30 deadline for its 10-year warranty
New EV brand to Australian shores sets deadline for those wanting to take advantage of its 10-year extended warranty offer.
How an avalanche of new car brands are set to transform the Aussie market
In a few years, there could be 20 brands from China arriving in the Australian car marketplace. It’s going to get pretty crowded in here…
Tesla killers, part one: The new wave of must-have EVs
The newcomers that are gunning for the world’s most successful EV maker
XPeng G9 2023: Chinese SUV claims “700km” range, 480kW fast-charging
Hailing from China, XPeng’s latest creation – the 2023 G9 – has debuted with seriously impressive charging and range numbers
