The Chinese electric vehicle maker XPENG has officially introduced its flagship X9 luxury MPV in Pakistan. This all-electric, seven-seater model brings advanced technology and premium features to the local market, marking another step in the country’s growing electric vehicle segment.
Tesla Industries, the company handling premium imports including models like GuGo GiGi and AION, manages the XPENG rollout in Pakistan. The X9 arrived after a short delay to ensure better preparation for customers. Recent updates show the launch took place around late January 2026, with the vehicle now available through official channels.
The XPENG X9 stands out with its modern look and strong performance. It uses an 800V electric system for quick charging and delivers up to 315 horsepower in the version offered here. Active rear-wheel steering helps it handle like a smaller vehicle despite its large size. The interior focuses on comfort, with flexible seating that can turn the cabin into a relaxed space for travel, including options for entertainment setups.
Key Features of the XPENG X9 in Pakistan
- Long-range battery (around 590 km claimed range)
- 7-seater layout with spacious cabin
- Advanced driver assistance systems
- Panoramic sunroof, heated and ventilated seats
- 7 airbags and other safety equipment
The model comes in the Long Range Pro+ 2WD variant, priced at PKR 28,500,000 (ex-factory). This positions it as a premium option in the electric MPV category, competing with traditional luxury vehicles on tech and efficiency.
Experts note that the X9 has performed well in other markets since its introduction in late 2024, often ranking high in electric MPV sales in places like Southeast Asia. Its arrival adds to Pakistan’s shift toward electric mobility, joining other Chinese brands already present.
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No immediate official comments came from XPENG on future plans, but the launch includes the related G6 SUV model. Deliveries and bookings have started, with details shared through local dealers and platforms like PakWheels.
This development comes as electric vehicles gain more attention in Pakistan, driven by global trends and local importer efforts.
