Compare every XPeng G6 variant sold new in Australia. 3 variants, from $51,800 to $63,800 RRP. Side-by-side specs, ANCAP safety, fuel economy, EV range and charging, towing capacity, warranty and running costs, pricing sourced from the XPeng Australian website and updated weekly.
3 variants of the XPeng G6 are on sale in Australia. Compare them side-by-side in the table below, or tap any variant to jump to it and expand its full specs.
| Variant | RRP | Power / Torque | Fuel / Range | Drive | Seats |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Range RWD2026 | $51,800 | 190kW / 440Nm | 435km WLTP | RWD | 5 |
| Long Range RWD2026 | $56,800 | 210kW / 440Nm | 570km WLTP | RWD | 5 |
| AWD Performance2026 | $63,800 | 358kW / 660Nm | 510km WLTP | RWD | 5 |
The 2026 XPeng G6 Standard Range RWD is a compact electric SUV that suits budget-conscious Australian buyers wanting practical EV transport, offering a genuine 435km driving range and respectable 190kW power with rear-wheel drive in a five-seat package. Its standout strength is the combination of 571-litre boot space, 1500kg towing capacity and 5-star ANCAP safety rating, making it genuinely versatile for families or those towing small caravans. One consideration: the estimated running costs of around $1458 annually are attractive, but you'll want to verify real-world charging costs and access to reliable charging infrastructure along your regular routes before committing.
Configure the Standard Range RWDThe 2026 XPeng G6 Long Range RWD is a practical five-seat electric SUV that appeals to Australian families seeking affordable EV motoring with genuine range capability-its 570km driving distance covers most daily needs plus weekend trips without constant charging anxiety. The standout strength is its low running cost of approximately $1,458 annually combined with a 5-star ANCAP safety rating, making it both economical and secure for Australian roads. One consideration: the 210kW output and RWD configuration mean it's more suited to relaxed driving rather than spirited performance, though the 440Nm torque delivery ensures adequate responsiveness for everyday commuting and highway cruising.
Configure the Long Range RWDThe XPeng G6 AWD Performance is the upcoming flagship of the G6 lineup, due for first deliveries in Q2 2026. Two electric motors produce a combined 358kW and 660Nm for a claimed 4.1-second 0-100km/h sprint — quicker than a Tesla Model Y Performance (3.5s) lags it but undercuts a BMW iX1 M (4.6s) and Polestar 2 Long Range Dual Motor (4.5s). An 80.8kWh LFP battery delivers 510km WLTP range, and DC charging tops out at a remarkable 451kW (10-80% in 12 minutes if you can find a 350kW+ station). Pricing is indicative at around $71,000 but XPeng AU has not yet officially announced.
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BYD Australia has quietly opened a registration-of-interest page for a heavily updated Atto 3 EVO, the biggest change yet to its best-selling EV. BYD itself confirms only the headlines, a bigger battery, faster charging, longer range, a new 15.6-inch infotainment screen, a larger digital driver's display and a gear selector moved to the steering column, with Australian specs, colours and features 'to be confirmed'. Australian media reports point to a jump to an 800V e-Platform 3.0 with DC fast charging up to about 220kW (roughly 10 to 80 percent in 25 minutes), a larger 74.8kWh Blade LFP battery, up to about 510km WLTP range, a rear-wheel-drive version making around 230kW/380Nm for a 0-100 of about 5.5 seconds, and an all-wheel-drive Performance flagship around 330kW, though none of those figures are confirmed for the local car yet. Pricing has not been announced; the current Atto 3 opens at $39,990 before on-roads, and the bigger battery plus 800V hardware should push the EVO higher, with early commentary pointing at the low-to-mid $50,000s for the rear-drive version. Expected in showrooms in the second half of 2026, it lands as the Geely EX5, Kia EV5, XPeng G6 and Tesla Model Y crowd the sub-$55k electric SUV class.

XPeng ANZ opens the updated G6 order book on the factory-direct switchover. Standard Range $51,800, Long Range $56,800, AWD Performance $63,800 and AWD Performance Black Edition $66,800, all before on-road costs. That is a $3,000 cut across the equivalent outgoing variants at the same moment XPeng adds 800V silicon carbide architecture, 5C ultra-fast charging with a 451kW DC peak, LFP chemistry and a longer factory-backed warranty. WLTP range up to 525km on the Long Range, 480km on the Standard Range and 510km on both AWD variants. Peak DC is quoted at 451kW for a 10 to 80 per cent stop in about 12 minutes, adding up to 427km of range in a 15-minute pause. AWD Performance runs a 358kW/660Nm dual-motor stack for a claimed 4.13-second 0 to 100km/h, and the Black Edition adds gloss black paint, black-finish 20-inch alloys, smoked-black badging and black brake calipers over the standard Performance. Cabin standard kit spans a 15.6-inch central touchscreen, 10.25-inch driver display, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, dual wireless phone chargers, 18-speaker XOPERA audio, Nappa leather, heated ventilated and massaging front seats, and a Nvidia Orin-X XPILOT stack. Warranty steps up to 7-year unlimited-km for private buyers on cars sold from 1 June 2026, with 8-year 160,000km battery cover. Orders open now, deliveries during July 2026. ANCAP rating is a carry-over 5-star from the pre-update Euro NCAP score, no re-test announced yet.

XPeng has told Australian media it will switch on VLA 2.0 supervised self-driving in Australia from 2027, free for owners, where Tesla FSD Supervised here runs at $149 a month. The catch: only cars on XPeng's new Turing chip platform support it, starting with the Mona L03 small electric crossover that gets a global reveal in Munich on 16 July 2026. The current $54,800 to $59,800 XPeng G6, including the 1 July 2026 update, stays on Nvidia Orin-X hardware and cannot run VLA 2.0. Australia is in the first global wave of VLA 2.0 markets. XPeng holds a Melbourne brand launch event on 21 July 2026 to lock in pricing and the wider Australian product map.
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