XPENG Launches G6 and G9 SUVs in Mexico, Expanding into Latin America
XPENG has officially entered the Mexican market with the launch of its G6 and G9 electric SUVs, marking its expansion into Latin America.
819,900 pesos
1,099,900 pesos
20,000 pesos
What Happened
XPENG, the AI-driven mobility company, launched its G6 and G9 SUVs in Mexico City on March 25, 2026. The vehicles are built on the 800V high-voltage SiC platform with 5C ultra-fast charging and feature the XPILOT ASSIST system for intelligent driving. The G6 starts at 819,900 pesos, and the G9 starts at 1,099,900 pesos.
XPENG G6 and G9 launched in Mexico City.
First XPENG dealerships open in Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey.
To support its entry, XPENG partnered with three major dealer groups and established a national spare parts warehouse covering 1,000 square meters with over 2,000 SKUs. Delivery times for parts are 1-3 days in key regions and 3-5 days nationwide. The first 100 customers receive a 20,000 peso discount on the G6.
“Mexico is a strategic market for XPENG in Latin America and globally. We are committed to providing exceptional products and hassle-free services to build a reliable sales and after-sales network.”
Why this matters
This move allows XPENG to compete in Mexico's growing EV market, with local dealer partnerships and a spare parts warehouse to support sales and service.
Terms in This Story
- 800V high-voltage SiC platform
- A vehicle architecture using 800-volt electrical systems and silicon carbide semiconductors for faster charging and higher efficiency.
- 5C ultra-fast charging
- A charging rate that can add significant range in minutes; '5C' means the battery can be charged five times its capacity in one hour.
- XPILOT ASSIST
- XPENG's advanced driver-assistance system that supports highway cruising, urban following, automated parking, and smart summon.
- physical AI era
- The stage where artificial intelligence moves from digital interfaces to control physical machines like cars, enabling real-world mobility solutions.
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