XPeng G9L

But at the same time, you know, I think those, uh, behavior, for example, you start to see gas stations disappearing, uh, replaced by charging stations.

Uh, you gotta start to see, you know, people actually now utilizing the electrified vehicles, uh, EVs and hybrids, because they have a battery, they have computing power, a lot of those intelligence become more and more prevalent.

So that actually leads to a whole new trend, not just because of energy, but also intelligence and other behaviors.

[upbeat music] How is the competitive landscape developing? It seems from the outside that it's becoming, I mean, it's just, like, fiercely competitive.

We're a minority shareholder at the moment, but we, we consider that company in our ecosystem.

They have been designing flying car for over ten years.

Uh, it was actually founded by a very charismatic founder who used to be a, you know, individual pioneering the development of flying motor and flying vehicles on himo- on his own, with only coup- a few people, very small.

But now, with obviously our support, with, you know, the development over the last ten years, he's built that, you know, business into, you know, a very, very substantial business.

Can they do it? Well, they've left themselves no wiggle room for a quiet finish to the end of the quarter.

There's the production ramp-up of the G9L.

That's hopefully going to help Xpeng hit their targets.

There's pre-sales open for that large five-seat flagship already.

Prices start at US$38,000 equivalent.

The G9L will be offered in BEV and EREV should go on sale anytime soon, I think.

the existing six-seat flagship, the Range Rover-alike, the GX.

Oh, and by the way, on our main podcast today, over on EV News Daily, we are talking about the all-new Range Rover Electric.

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Um, just sticking with Xpeng briefly, uh, seen a NEV post says Xpeng to launch G9L in September, which is next month, and Mona L05 in quarter four.

So nice.

Nice.

G9L, lots of, uh, content already online I can see from the launch.

It's a great car.

Great.

It's not a six-seater, I don't think.

New car reveals before the motor show.

An Xpeng's 1,400-kilometre range test.

Plus, stay tuned.

Later in the show, I'll tell you which car manufacturer was caught out using images from a competitor on their own website.

Right, let's take a break.

There's a lot more to get to.

Xpeng's big G9L Super Range Extender is coming up.

And a bit of a faux pas from Jaguar Land Rover.