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XPENG G6 Now From $49,990 in Australia

By Danny Thai|November 14, 2026
File photo of the 2026 XPeng G6 electric SUV

Key Points

  • New XPENG G6 pricing is being advertised from $49,990 (Standard Range), $55,990 (Long Range) and $60,990 (AWD Performance).
  • Those figures sit $1,810, $810 and $2,810 below the July 2026 list prices of $51,800, $56,800 and $63,800 before on-road costs.
  • XPeng ANZ has not confirmed the pricing is nationwide, and the advert does not say if prices are drive-away, when the offer ends or what the terms are.

New pricing has appeared for the G6 mid-size electric SUV sold by XPeng in Australia. A sponsored Facebook post from the dealership XPENG Sutherland lists the Standard Range from $49,990, the Long Range from $55,990 and the AWD Performance from $60,990.

The advert is headed "New G6. New pricing." It invites buyers to request a test drive and says terms and conditions apply. The pricing is likely to apply nationwide, but XPeng ANZ has not confirmed this. Zecar will update the article when it does.

2026 XPeng G6 electric SUV Facebook post
2026 XPeng G6 New Pricing Facebook post

G6 advertised prices compared with list prices

XPeng launched the updated G6 in Australia in July 2026 with list prices of $51,800, $56,800 and $63,800 for the three core variants. Those prices include GST and exclude on-road costs. We reported the July 2026 launch pricing when the range went on sale.

Before that update, the outgoing G6 listed at $54,800 for the Standard Range and $59,800 for the Long Range, also before on-road costs. The AWD Performance is new to the range. The table compares the July list prices with the newly advertised prices.

Variant

July 2026 list price (before on-road costs)

New advertised price

Difference

RWD Standard Range

$51,800

From $49,990

-$1,810 (3.5%)

RWD Long Range

$56,800

From $55,990

-$810 (1.4%)

AWD Performance

$63,800

From $60,990

-$2,810 (4.4%)

AWD Performance Black Edition

$66,800

Not advertised

Not applicable

The differences are calculated against the July list prices. If the advertised prices are drive-away, the real saving would be larger than shown, because the list prices exclude on-road costs. The advert does not say which basis it uses.

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What is still unconfirmed

The advert came from a single dealer, and XPeng ANZ has not published a change to the G6 list prices. The pricing is likely to be national, but that is unconfirmed. Several details that matter for a deal are also missing:

  • Nationwide pricing: XPeng ANZ has not confirmed whether the prices apply at all XPeng dealers.
  • Price basis: the advert does not say whether the prices are drive-away or before on-road costs.
  • End date: no offer end date is given.
  • Conditions: the advert says only that terms and conditions apply.
  • Availability: buyers are told to contact the dealership, so stock levels and colours are unconfirmed.

Zecar will update this article when XPeng ANZ confirms the pricing.

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How the G6 compares with rivals on price

At its July launch, the G6 Standard Range listed at $51,800 before on-road costs. That was $7,100 below the Tesla Model Y ($58,900), $3,190 below the BYD Sealion 7 ($54,990) and $6,100 below the Zeekr 7X ($57,900). Those rival prices are the figures published at the time and may have changed.

If the $49,990 advertised price is also before on-road costs, each gap widens by $1,810. That comparison only holds if the bases match, which the advert does not confirm. Tesla also cut prices on Model 3 and Model Y inventory by 5 per cent in October.

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File photo of the 2026 XPeng G6 electric SUV from the side. The image is not from the advert.

G6 variants and specifications

The advert does not list specifications. The table shows XPeng's claimed figures for the three core variants, as reported by Zecar at launch.

Variant

Power

Torque

WLTP range

0-100km/h

RWD Standard Range

185kW

440Nm

480km

6.94s

RWD Long Range

218kW

440Nm

525km

6.7s

AWD Performance

358kW

660Nm

510km

4.13s

XPeng claims DC fast charging from 10 to 80 per cent in as little as 12 minutes under test conditions. Eligible XPeng vehicles sold by XPeng ANZ from 1 June 2026 carry a 7-year, unlimited km warranty for private owners, according to Zecar's earlier coverage. Buyers should confirm that the dealer's stock qualifies.

File photo of the 2026 XPeng G6 electric SUV. The image is not from the advert.

What buyers should check

Buyers considering the advertised prices should ask for a written drive-away quote, the offer end date and the full terms. Drive-away pricing varies by state and territory and by registration type. XPeng's online configurator at xpeng.com/au shows drive-away pricing for each variant.

Buyers who plan to finance through an employer can also request a novated lease quote.

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