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I'll say right off the bat that this is most likely vaporware because it seems way too good to be true. But hey, you never know.

Chinese car-maker Xpeng Motors has now launched P7 electric sports sedan, their response to the Taycan. They claim the car has a range of 706 km (438.6 miles) which would be a world record.

Billed as a “super-long range, high-performance, fast-charging intelligent EV sports sedan”, the Xpeng P7 is now available to order in China, where pricing starts from RMB 229,900 ($US32,462 or $A54,999) post-subsidies.

The P7 will be available in eight configurations across three versions: 4WD High Performance, RWD Super Long Range and RWD Long Range (568km).

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic Xpeng says first deliveries will take place in China by the end of June. However, so far there is no news of a right-hand drive version for export.


 

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The Xpeng P7 is already a dangerous rival to the Model 3 in China.


What this means for the Taycan is hard to say but I think regardless of what Xpeng model will come closest, Porsche still has an edge. One, because of everything that comes with a Porsche. The other is scalability from VW Group to make the Taycan even stronger.
I wonder if that is part of the reason (aside from the tax incentives) that Tesla has reduced their prices in China.

 

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That and possibly the Polestar 2. Expect Tesla to do similar things as Polestar ramps up in China.

I didn't realize that Polestar is making this kind of a push, I wonder how much of a market share they can take away from Tesla.
 
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