Chinese EV manufacture Xpeng has showed the 2025 of the all eletric SUV G6. Throughout the host of 81 upgrades over the last year’s model. The G6 has “bulletproof” batteries that can go from 10-80% in the charge span of 12 minutes According to media reports.Guangzhou-headquartered Xpeng looks like the Chinese version of tesla.Founded in 2014, the company revealed its first SUV model in 2018 and has a production output of almost 200,000 cars a year.
The Xpeng G6 is a cool electric car that looks like a five-door SUV coupe, kind of like the Tesla Model Y. It was first shown in 2023, and the car started selling in other countries last year. The 2025 version comes in three different models, with a battery range of 625 to 725 km based on a special test in China. One of the coolest things about the G6 is its “bulletproof” batteries. These batteries charge really fast at 3C, they can go from 10% to 80% in about 15-20 minutes, and at 5C, they do it even faster, in just 12 minutes. The company is even working on making the battery charge in only 5 minutes, which would be awesome for people who are always in a hurry. The Xpeng G6 2025 model has really cool features, like the Turning Advanced Driving Assistance System (ADAS). It uses a 40-core Turning chip that works as well as 3 regular chips combined. Xpeng is also using the chip to make something called the Canghai neural network, which makes the car process images 12 times faster and have a better performance. This could help the car reach level 4, of self-driving, which means it might drive on its own without much help from the driver.
The G6 will cost around RMB 176,800 (US$24,400), which is 11% cheaper than last year’s model. That’s much cheaper than a Tesla Model Y, which costs almost twice as much. So, the Xpeng G6 is a great option if you want a high-tech electric car without spending as much money!
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