Journey Through Innovation: A Tour with XPENG’s Latest Tech

[@flukeylukey7559]

Hi, any chance of an in-depth look at the infotainment system, any handy modes for camping or pets or security.

[@JianYZhong]

Does XNGP work outside China?

[@woone]

is this reviewer's father sgcarmart ceo or something

[@BennnWJK]

Have been wondering this for a long time

[@BoredDad1965]

Thought it should be pronounced as "XiaoPeng" instead of "XPeng"?

[@danielhull9079]

Was hoping to hear what Silicon is used and if the XNGP has an ASIL D rating.

[@ProjectWolve]

Yours for a low low price of 250K SGD?

[@JKlinsmann]

Looking forward!

[@sgcarmartreviews]

Yes! Me too!!! - from Mickie

[@jansenwilder1335]

Waiting for the G6 to reach sg for sale...

[@thebestbees]

@@wrxsti22byou can bet whatever cars that are non luxurious will be coming in with minimal features just so the OMV and ARF won’t be crazy, because if it it just won’t sell especially with so many Chinese brands coming to sg

[@thebestbees]

@@wrxsti22b sounds perfect for Singapore to reduce the taxes /s anyways, love all these tech, but I have low expectations of it coming to sg.. unless one is willing to pay a premium

[@Chris-rs4so]

It’s call xiao peng, not xpeng. 小鹏

[@albertharris7980]

What is he trying to promote ? AI of the car or flying car

[@davvepyc6163]

I see the chassis is one piece. Good, very strong. So, if the car gets into an accident, replace whole chassis? 😂

[@vervetech9395]

It's a drone not a flying car

[@siyuanzuo3750]

Xiao P can speak Singlish La

[@halb-k1n]

lol pass

[@hichael101]

LAIDAR or RADAR??? lol

[@sgcarmartreviews]

is LiDAR hehe - from Mickie

[@Paul-H-Wolfram6608]

The XPENG is better and more advance than the crap Tesla cars and it's cheaper than Tesla. Paying so much money for a car just for the brand "Telsa" is really dumb, afterall Tesla are also made in China. 😁🤣

[@olepetersen3554]

Yes, it may be better and perhaps even less expensive. But so far, I would like to see some reviews by real users that have bought the car and had it for some months. Until then, most is hype, isn't it? But I might buy one eventually.

[@coins_investmentsg]

EV car future is dying soon.....

[@olepetersen3554]

Really? Here in Denmark 8 out 10 of the best selling cars were electric in the month of May.

[@coins_investmentsg]

@@olepetersen3554 EV cars future is not great because of high battery cost + high insurance. Hybrid will win in the end

[@olepetersen3554]

@@coins_investmentsg Actually, I have a Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV. Works like a charm, since most of our driving is local. Still, with battery technology improving and cost of it coming down (and it is), I think BEV's are the future. And as renewable energy is dramatically on the rise and getting cheaper and cheaper, going electric is the future. Paying for the electricity is about 30% of gas for cars here in Denmark at this time. And then there is the environmental issue: Burning fuel is not good. And fuel is a finite ressource, whereas wind and sun will be here longer than us. So our next car will eventually be electric BEV.

[@KenKen-x6l]

Another useless EV

[@jereignjayavenhenryjohn6802]

As a Malaysian, I can say, at least the Chinese cars brands are trying to make their cars more competitive, and even though they are not as exciting as the American, European, Japanese and Korean brands, they cars are slowly starting to catch people's attention, and people actually bought these cars. Come to Malaysia, and u will see that our local brands, Proton and Perodua are just.... Ok. Unfortunately, they really have not much to show. The only reason why Proton and Perodua are doing well in Malaysia it's because they depend so much on our market, but in foreign markets, they are just another normal car brand, nothing special. These Chinese cars are slowly entering other Asia and Western markets. So who knows, one day u will see your friend or your colleague driving a Chinese car.

[@jereignjayavenhenryjohn6802]

But um... I'm not forcing u to buy any EV, it's your choice.