Fresh Features

The Xpeng P7 is back on the scene with some updated flair, and it’s making quite the statement in the electric vehicle (EV) world. This refreshed model looks to keep the same powertrain options that its predecessors enjoyed. For those interested in the competition, the new P7 squares off against the likes of the Tesla Model 3 and Xiaomi SU7, both worthy contenders in the EV market.
Design and Styling
One of the most eye-catching features of the new P7 is the adoption of Lamborghini-inspired scissor doors. Such a design choice is unusual for sedans of this type, generally reserved for high-end sports cars, but it’s sure to make the P7 stand out to anyone looking for a unique ride. The car’s LED daytime running lights, inspired by the design of the Lamborghini Revuelto, add an exotic touch, as well.
Performance Details
It’s not just about looks—the P7 is equipped to perform. The prototype showed off features like bright orange Brembo brakes and Michelin Pilot Sport EV tires sized at 245/40 R21 front, 275/35 R21 rear, giving it a sporty yet controlled ride. While exact dimensions are still under wraps, it seems a tad longer than a Tesla Model 3 and possibly even the Xiaomi SU7.
Tech and Interior
The interior tech of the P7 is also worth noting. The prototype lacked visible LiDAR systems, signaling that Xpeng might take a page out of Tesla’s book by adopting a vision-based driver assistance system. This suggests a focus on affordability while trying to maintain reliability.
Power and Range
The exact powertrain for the refreshed model hasn’t been unveiled yet, but the previous options suggest a couple of promising configurations. There may be a rear-wheel-drive model pushing out 272 horsepower with an impressive range of 436 miles. For those craving more power, a dual-motor option offering 466 horsepower with a 379-mile range is likely on the table. Expect to see this fresh face officially debut at the Guangzhou Auto Show later in the year.
Driving Impressions
Behind the wheel, the P7 delivers an experience that feels both solid and sophisticated, reminiscent of driving a high-performance sports sedan from Europe. The balance of power and luxury might catch the attention of those who have driven a Tesla or even BMW’s i series, offering a smooth yet authoritative drive that’s all electric.
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