Xpeng will sell its new L05 family SUV in Europe from early 2027. Its Oct. 30 European press release says all details of the European version will come at the Brussels Motor Show in January, including the scope of the driver-assistance system. electrive.net reports that Germany is among the launch markets.
What's known from China
In China, where it's called the Mona L05, the car launched on Oct. 29 from 144,800 yuan. electrive.net lists these specs for the Chinese version:
- 4.87 m long, 1.93 m wide, 1.64 m tall, with a 2.94 m wheelbase.
- 702 litres of boot space, or 1,913 litres with the rear seats folded. The battery-electric version adds a 102-litre frunk.
- A 183 kW rear motor and LFP packs of 58.2 or 71.1 kWh, for 535 to 635 km on China's CLTC cycle. A range-extender version is also offered.
- No conventional instrument cluster: a 26.8-inch head-up display and a 17.3-inch central touchscreen.
Positioning
Xpeng places the five-seat L05 above the L03 SUV coupé. The press release stresses Xpeng's in-house Turing AI chip and VLA 2.0 system. Moniteur Automobile notes that motors, batteries, range and charging for Europe are all still to be confirmed. Markus Schrick, Xpeng's managing director for Central Europe, said further launch details will follow in Brussels.