XPeng announced on Monday that it has rolled out a “Mobile Charging Station” partner program in China for its recently debuted extended-range electric vehicle (EREV) X9.
V2V (vehicle-to-vehicle) charging allows one electric vehicle to transfer energy directly to another, a capability within the broader V2X (vehicle-to-everything) ecosystem.
The Guangzhou-headquartered brand is inviting owners to volunteer V2V charging support during the Lunar New Year travel rush, which runs from February 2 to March 13.
XPeng confirmed on Monday that 1,000 X9 owners have signed up for the program.
X9 History
Back in January 2024, XPeng debuted the battery-electric vehicle (BEV) version of its X9 model in China.
XPeng launched the revamped version globally, hinting that it would also arrive the European markets.
Seven months later, the automaker unveiled the extended-range electric vehicle (EREV) version with a combined range of about 1,000 miles.
This variant is set to debut in European markets later this year.
XPeng has increasingly focused on extended-range EVs, rolling out and updating EREV versions across its models, such as the P7+, G6, G9, and G7.
X9 Super EREV Features
The X9 Super EREV model is available in two different variants: Max and Ultra.
The cheapest trim is currently priced in China at 317,800 yuan, while the most expensive one starts at 337,800 yuan – ranging from $45,600 to $48,470.
Equipped with a 63.3 kWh fast-charging LFP battery, the Multi-Purpose Vehicle (MPV) provides a pure-electric range of 452 km (280 miles) and a CLTC combined range of 1,602 km (995 miles).
The model features XPeng‘s Kunpeng Super Extended-Range technology and a computing power of up to 2,250 TOPS.
XPeng said it will introduce its second-generation Vision-Language-Action (VLA) model to Ultra trims later this quarter, with MAX versions following later in the year.
Additionally, the company corroborated that its advanced AI system – Tianji AI OS 6.0 – will debut on Tuesday, with the X9 Super EREV being one of the first models to receive this update.
X9 Sales
Last month, XPeng delivered 5,424 X9 units, up 289.1% year-over-year and 67.7% compared to last November.
These figures marked a new monthly delivery record for the model.
In China, the X9 model led the private-customer deliveries among premium MPVs in the last month of 2025.
It was also the best-selling MPV in Hong Kong in the second half of last year and ranked first in Indonesia’s fully electric MPV segment in December.
XPeng 2025 Performance
XPeng delivered 429,445 vehicles last year – a 126% rise compared to 2024.
Overseas deliveries accounted for 45,008 units, representing a year-on-year increase of 96%.
At year-end, XPeng succeeded in achieving its target of growing its presence to 60 countries and regions.
The global sales target for this year is between 550,000 and 600,000 vehicles.
