Source: XPeng

On February 17, 2025, technical specifications of XPeng’s upcoming G7 SUV were released in China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) catalogue of NEV models eligible for purchase tax reductions.

The XPeng G7 was officially unveiled on January 9, just one day ahead of the Model Y “Juniper” reveal, with the same design language as the popular P7+ sedan, and is expected to hit the market in the first half of 2025.

Source: MIIT

Based on the MIIT catalogue, the entry-level version of the XPeng G7 features a 68.5 kWh LFP battery from CALB weighing 560 kg, accounting for approximately 25% of the vehicle's curb weight of 2,085 kg.

This battery powers a 218 kW (292 horsepower) electric motor, providing a CLTC range of 602 km, while the 2,100 kg curb weight version has a range of 577 km.

The long-range version of the G7 is equipped with an 80.8 kWh LFP battery from CALB weighing 631 kg.

This battery also powers a 218 kW electric motor, giving the XPeng G7 a range of 702 km for the 2,145 kg curb weight model and 677 km for the 2,160 kg variant.

Source: MIIT

The XPeng G7 measures 4,892/1,925/1,655 mm in length, width, and height, with a wheelbase of 2,890 mm, making it the brand's longest SUV.

However, the wheelbase is 108 mm shorter than the G9’s, which measures 2,998 mm long.

The car offers a choice of 18 or 20-inch wheels and its interior design is consistent with the previously launched XPeng P7+ sedan.

XPeng previously stated that the G7 "may be the most capable SUV in the 250,000 CNY price segment this year."

However, the starting price for the XPeng G7 is expected to be closer to 200,000 CNY, consistent with the brand's strategy of launching top-specs and low-cost models, often undercutting Tesla with superior specs (at least on paper).