XPeng G6 vs Zeekr 7X: lower price or more range and faster charging in an electric SUV
The XPeng G6 costs less and has the bigger boot with the seats up, while the Zeekr 7X brings more power, more claimed range and much faster DC charging for the extra money.
By Uzzi · 3 November 2026 · Every figure comes from each car's own page on CarSorted.
2026 XPeng G6 Standard Range RWD
$51,800
RRP excl. on-roads
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Standing price
$51,800 RRP before on-road costs
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RRP before on-road costs, as published by the manufacturer.
$57,900
RRP excl. on-roads
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Standing price
$57,900 RRP before on-road costs
We check the manufacturer's published price regularly and record every change here.
RRP before on-road costs, as published by the manufacturer.
Who the XPeng G6 suits
The XPeng G6 suits buyers who want an electric SUV with 5 seats and want to keep the price down, at $51,800 (RRP excl. on-roads). It has the larger boot with the rear seats up at 571L, and it's the one with a braked towing figure in our data, at 1,500kg. Capped servicing is listed too, which helps if you like to budget ahead.
Who the Zeekr 7X suits
The Zeekr 7X suits buyers who do longer drives and want more claimed range, at 480km WLTP, plus a much higher DC charging peak of 450kW. It's also the stronger car on paper, with 310kW and a quicker acceleration time of 6.0 seconds. Its 5-year, unlimited km warranty will appeal if you rack up big distances.
What decides it
1. Price
The XPeng G6 is $51,800 (RRP excl. on-roads) and the Zeekr 7X is $57,900 (RRP excl. on-roads). That makes the G6 about $6,100 cheaper before on-road costs. We have no drive-away figures for either car, so check with a dealer in your state.
2. Range and charging
The Zeekr 7X claims 480km of WLTP range from a 75.0kWh battery, against 435km from the G6's 66.0kWh battery. That's about 45km more for the Zeekr. Its peak DC charging rate is 450kW, compared with 215kW for the G6, a gap of 235kW.
3. Boot space
With the rear seats up, the G6 has a 571L boot and the 7X has 539L, so the XPeng is about 32L ahead. Fold the seats and it flips: the Zeekr offers 1,978L against the G6's 1,374L, about 604L more. Think about whether you carry passengers or bulky loads more often.
Running costs
The G6 is rated at 17.5 kWh/100km, but we have no energy use figure for the 7X, so we can't compare them on that. The G6 has capped-price servicing listed at $2,064 (capped-price servicing total) over the first period, with a service interval of 12 months, while we have no servicing figures for the Zeekr. Warranty is 5-year, 120,000km on the G6 and 5-year, unlimited km on the 7X. The running-cost chart below lets you compare the two for your own use.
True Cost of Ownership (5 Years)
$4,231
per year to run
$72,955
total 5yr cost
$0.94
per kilometre
Where the 5-year total goes
About $4,231/year to run, or $21,155 over 5 years including fuel, insurance, servicing, tyres and registration.
* Estimates based on your parameters. Servicing uses each manufacturer's capped-price schedule where we have it, and tyres scale with your weekly km. A guide only, not a quote.
True Cost of Ownership (5 Years)
$4,248
per year to run
$79,141
total 5yr cost
$1.01
per kilometre
Where the 5-year total goes
About $4,248/year to run, or $21,240 over 5 years including fuel, insurance, servicing, tyres and registration.
* Estimates based on your parameters. Servicing uses each manufacturer's capped-price schedule where we have it, and tyres scale with your weekly km. A guide only, not a quote.
Practicality
Both are SUVs with 5 seats, and they're close in size: the G6 is 4,753mm long and the 7X is 4,787mm, with both at 1,650mm tall. The G6 has a 11.4m turning circle against the 7X's 11.6m. For towing, the G6 is rated at 1,500kg braked, while we have no braked towing figure for the 7X, and both list 750kg unbraked.
Cost to tow
The real fuel/energy cost once you hitch up. Pick a trailer and trip.
⚠ Not every limit could be checked: the manufacturer publishes no GCM for this vehicle, so this verdict rests only on the limits that are published.
Estimate only: consumption rises as range falls; real use varies with terrain, wind and load.
Will it fit in the boot?
May fitExample sizes only - measure your item before relying on this.
Volume check only (seats up)
Item box about 166L (29% of the volume). Litres don't describe shape, so this can't confirm a fit.
XPeng doesn't publish boot dimensions for this car, only 571 litres. Litres can prove something won't fit, but never that a rigid item will - so the best this car can score is "May fit".
Based on the manufacturer's published boot volume.
Will it fit in the boot?
May fitExample sizes only - measure your item before relying on this.
Volume check only (seats up)
Item box about 166L (31% of the volume). Litres don't describe shape, so this can't confirm a fit.
Zeekr doesn't publish boot dimensions for this car, only 539 litres. Litres can prove something won't fit, but never that a rigid item will - so the best this car can score is "May fit".
Based on the manufacturer's published boot volume.
How quick is it?
How quick is it?
0-100 times as published and held in our records. Counts cover on-sale cars with a figure and refresh daily.
How quick is it?
0-100 times as published and held in our records. Counts cover on-sale cars with a figure and refresh daily.
Safety
The XPeng G6 has a 5-star ANCAP rating from 2024. The Zeekr 7X has a 5-star ANCAP rating from 2025.
The figures side by side
| XPeng G6 | Zeekr 7X | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $51,800 (RRP excl. on-roads) | $57,900 (RRP excl. on-roads) |
| Powertrain | BEV | BEV |
| Fuel | Electric | Electric |
| Drive | RWD | RWD |
| Transmission | Automatic | Automatic |
| Power | 190kW | 310kW |
| Torque | 440Nm | 440Nm |
| 0-100km/h | 6.6 seconds | 6.0 seconds |
| Energy use | 17.5 kWh/100km | No data |
| Battery | 66.0kWh | 75.0kWh |
| Electric range (WLTP) | 435km | 480km |
| Max DC charging | 215kW | 450kW |
| Body | SUV | SUV |
| Seats | 5 seats | 5 seats |
| Boot (seats up) | 571L | 539L |
| Boot (seats folded) | 1,374L | 1,978L |
| Length | 4,753mm | 4,787mm |
| Width | 1,920mm | 1,930mm |
| Height | 1,650mm | 1,650mm |
| Wheelbase | 2,890mm | 2,900mm |
| Ground clearance | 175mm | No data |
| Turning circle | 11.4m | 11.6m |
| Kerb weight | 2,025kg | No data |
| Towing (braked) | 1,500kg | No data |
| Towing (unbraked) | 750kg | 750kg |
| Payload | 528kg | No data |
| ANCAP rating | 5-star (2024) | 5-star (2025) |
| Warranty | 5-year | 5-year |
| Warranty distance | 120,000km | unlimited km |
| Capped servicing, 5 years | $2,064 (capped-price servicing total) | No data |
| Service interval | 12 months | No data |
The verdict
The G6 is the better buy if price and everyday boot space matter most, while the 7X earns its extra cost if you drive long distances and value range, charging speed and power.
Pick the XPeng G6 if
You want the lower price, a bigger boot with the seats up, a listed braked towing figure and known capped servicing costs.
Pick the Zeekr 7X if
You want more claimed range, much faster peak DC charging, more power and an unlimited km warranty, and the higher price fits your budget.
Put them side by side yourself
Every figure, feature and running cost for both, in our live comparison table.
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Questions buyers ask
Is the XPeng G6 cheaper than the Zeekr 7X?
Yes. The G6 is $51,800 (RRP excl. on-roads) and the 7X is $57,900 (RRP excl. on-roads), a difference of about $6,100 before on-road costs.
Which has more range, the XPeng G6 or Zeekr 7X?
On the WLTP figures, the Zeekr 7X claims 480km and the XPeng G6 claims 435km. Real-world range will vary with how and where you drive.
Which charges faster, the Zeekr 7X or XPeng G6?
The 7X has a peak DC charging rate of 450kW, while the G6 peaks at 215kW. Actual charging times depend on the charger and conditions.
Can the XPeng G6 and Zeekr 7X tow?
The G6 is rated to tow 1,500kg braked and 750kg unbraked. The 7X lists 750kg unbraked, but we have no braked towing figure for it.
What ANCAP rating do the XPeng G6 and Zeekr 7X have?
The G6 has a 5-star ANCAP rating from 2024, and the 7X has a 5-star ANCAP rating from 2025.
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