Polished, Aerodynamic Design
If you thought the original Xpeng P7 was handsome, wait until you lay eyes on this updated version. The Chinese brand has refined every curve and contour, giving the sedan a more athletic stance. From the sleeker front fascia to the dynamic side profile, the P7’s silhouette now looks like it’s slicing through wind even while standing still. It’s clear that aerodynamics were top of mind: the closed grille, integrated headlights, and sculpted bumpers all contribute to a reduced drag coefficient.
The designers kept the familiar long wheelbase but sharpened the details. Notice how the slim LED headlights blend seamlessly into the hood line, creating a continuous visual flow. Along the sides, crisp shoulder creases catch the light in all the right ways, making the bodywork sparkle. The flush door handles are now more pronounced, popping out at a touch to maintain that ultra-clean look when hidden.
Flip to the rear and you’ll spot a dramatic full-width light bar that instantly distinguishes the P7 at night. Below it, an integrated diffuser hints at sporty intentions without sacrificing elegance. Even the wheel designs got an upgrade—with patterns that look almost turbine-like, they not only catch the eye but also help channel air efficiently around the tires. In short, Xpeng’s new P7 is a sculptural masterpiece on four wheels.
Spacious, Tech-Loaded Interior
Step inside, and you’ll find that the cabin is as impressive as the exterior. Xpeng has dialed up the luxury factor with high-quality materials throughout—soft-touch leather, brushed aluminum trim, and optional open-pore wood accents lend a premium vibe. But it’s the panoramic glass roof that really steals the show, flooding the interior with natural light and making this five-seater feel even more open and airy.
At the center of the dash sits a massive touchscreen display, angled ever so slightly towards the driver for easy reach. It runs Xpeng’s latest infotainment system, complete with intuitive menus, voice commands, and over-the-air updates. A secondary touchscreen for climate controls sits low on the console, freeing up buttons and switches for a clean, minimalist aesthetic. Connectivity is top-notch: wireless Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and a built-in Wi-Fi hotspot keep everyone happy.
Backseat passengers aren’t left out, either. With that generous wheelbase, there’s plenty of legroom for even the tallest occupants. You’ll find USB-C ports, adjustable air vents, and a fold-down armrest with cup holders. For families, there are ISOFIX anchors for easy child seat installation, plus optional rear-seat entertainment screens. Whether it’s a daily commute or a cross-country road trip, the P7’s interior is designed to keep all five occupants comfortable and connected.
Performance, Range, and Competition
Underneath the sleek body, the new Xpeng P7 is expected to feature a dual-motor all-wheel-drive setup that produces around 430 horsepower. That’s enough to launch the sedan from 0 to 60 mph in under 4.5 seconds—right in Tesla Model 3 Performance territory. The revised suspension tuning promises a balance between sporty handling and ride comfort, making the P7 feel planted whether sprinting on the highway or cruising city streets.
Range estimates aren’t official yet, but insiders suggest a figure north of 350 miles on a single charge. Thanks to a bigger battery pack and improved thermal management, you can expect better performance in extreme temperatures. Fast-charging capabilities look promising, too—Xpeng claims its latest tech can add up to 80 percent charge in around 30 minutes at a compatible station.
Of course, the big question is how this P7 stacks up against its rivals. The Tesla Model 3 still dominates in sales and Supercharger network reach, but it’s starting to show its age in terms of styling and interior finesse. Mercedes-Benz and BMW have their electric sedans, but they often carry a premium price tag. Xpeng aims to undercut them all with a compelling mix of design, tech, and performance that won’t break the bank.
Will It Come to France?
Right now, Xpeng hasn’t confirmed European availability, but whispers in the industry suggest France is high on the list. The brand’s P7+ version already made a splash in Belgium, so it wouldn’t be surprising to see the updated P7 cross the border. Local dealers are reportedly getting spec sheets and pricing proposals soon, which means an official announcement could be just around the corner.
If launched, the P7 would enter a competitive market where EV incentives and charging infrastructure vary by country. France offers generous rebates for electric cars, making this a sweet spot for Xpeng to gain traction. Add in a growing network of public chargers and enthusiastic buyers hungry for alternatives to Tesla, and the stage is set. Keep an eye on upcoming auto shows—Xpeng might just roll this beauty onto a European floor soon.
