Xpeng expands dealer and service network across Australia and New Zealand ahead of new electric models
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Xpeng expands dealer and service network across Australia and New Zealand ahead of new electric models
Xpeng is expanding its dealership and service network to 66 locations across Australia and 7 in New Zealand, following the collapse of its Australian distributor The post Xpeng expands dealer and…
Read at The Driven →Xpeng to reach 66 Australian dealer and service sites by December
Xpeng ANZ says its network will reach 66 locations by the end of December, with the L03 from $41,900 due before year end and the G9L early in 2027.
Read at AutoTalk Australia →Full steam ahead for Xpeng as it expands network, lineup and resolves open TrueEV cases
Xpeng says it's making progress addressing commitments made by its previous distributor here, as it expands its retail network.
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