As the 2026 Chengdu Motor Show kicks off today, XPeng has introduced new official factory styling kits for three of its popular models – the G9L, X9 and MONA M03.

Bermaz Xpeng Sdn Bhd, the official distributor of Xpeng vehicles in Malaysia, has announced a recall campaign for the Xpeng X9, following Xpeng's voluntary recall in China for certain X9 units produced before 11-August 2025.

On 6 August, BMW Malaysia officially launched the all-new generation BMW iX3. As the first mass-production model built on the BMW Neue Klasse platform, it recently bagged both the 2026 World Car of the Year and World Electric Vehicle of the Year awards. The Malaysian market receives the standard wheelbase version, fully imported (CBU) from the Debrecen plant in Hungary. The flagship iX3 50 xDrive

Xpeng has officially revealed the G9L, a new large SUV that replaces the original G9 after only four years on sale and is being positioned as one of the brand’s two flagship models alongside the six-seat GX. The new model is notable not just for its size and equipment, but because it has been developed with global markets in mind, making it a stronger candidate for export markets such as Malaysia.

XPENG has released its July 2026 delivery figures, reaching another milestone as cumulative global deliveries surpassed 1.2 million vehicles.

On 27 July, XPENG unveiled its long-term strategy for Australia, announcing plans to launch five new models over the next six months while significantly expanding its sales and aftersales network.

At KLIMS 2026, the Xpeng G6 enters a Malaysian electric-vehicle market that has moved past early-adopter curiosity into genuine mainstream competition. Tesla’s Model Y, BYD’s Sealion 7, Zeekr’s 7X and smart’s #5 are already fighting for the same middle-to-upper family-SUV space. Rather than joining a horsepower or battery-capacity race, Xpeng positions the G6 as a software-first smart EV. The logi

At KLIMS 2026, most Chinese electric brands fight for attention with crossovers and SUVs. Xpeng chooses a different path by placing the X9 at the centre of its display. This is a full-size electric MPV, a body style that remains rare in Malaysia's EV landscape. While rivals chase the SUV formula, Xpeng is asking a specific question: can a battery-powered people mover crack the market that Toyota's

Xpeng's arrival in Malaysia through Bermaz Auto is less about adding another electric vehicle to the showroom floor and more about introducing a software-centric mobility philosophy. While the market has grown accustomed to Chinese EVs led by BYD's volume play, Xpeng positions itself as the technology-forward alternative where intelligent driving assistance, continuous over-the-air updates, and ca

When we talk about autonomous driving, Tesla's FSD (Full Self-Driving) usually steals the spotlight. However, Chinese EV tech leader XPENG has just dropped a bombshell!

At the 2026 Beijing Auto Show, XPENG officially debuted its new flagship SUV, the XPENG GX. Pre-sales have commenced in China with a starting price of CNY 399,800 (approx. RM263,780).

Following the successful launch of the XPeng G6, fresh developments have emerged regarding XPeng Malaysia's premium product roadmap. An all-new flagship SUV is scheduled to arrive in Malaysia in the second half of 2026, with sales expected to commence as early as Q3 or Q4.