Xpeng has completed trial production of the 2026 P7+ at its Graz, Austria, factory, the company announced on January 5. The Chinese automaker stated that joint Chinese-Austrian teams are advancing the remaining development and production processes to ensure quality delivery. The 2026 P7+ is scheduled to launch in China on January 8 and will officially enter the European market on January 9. The 2026 P7+ largely retains the current model’s exterior design, with minor updates. The front end continues to feature a split design, with the family star-ring light on top and the combined high- and low-beam headlights below. At the rear, the vehicle maintains a minor ducktail spoiler. New additions include a small blue auxiliary driving light in the center of the tail lamp and a POWER X badge, reflecting the updated range-extended variant seen in prior images. Inside, the cabin retains the previous model’s overall layout while introducing new color options, including soft purple and morning mist blue. Key upgrades include an 8.8-inch instrument cluster, a 29-inch head-up display, hidden air-conditioning vents, star-fall ambient lighting, a microfiber-suede wireless charging panel, a microfiber ceiling, and an electronic, lockable glovebox. The vehicle continues to offer a spacious interior while improving refinement and occupant experience. Xpeng has implemented 104 user experience upgrades and 36 percent first-level component improvements. These enhancements focus on layout quality, interface precision, and overall functional improvements. Powertrain options remain consistent with the prior model. The 2026 P7+ will be offered in both all-electric and extended-range electric variants. The extended-range version delivers a combined CLTC driving range of 1,550 kilometers, while the pure-electric variant provides up to 725 kilometers CLTC. The 2026 P7+ will enter the European market following its China launch, aligning with Xpeng’s global expansion strategy and ongoing production efforts at the Austrian facility. Chinese and Austrian teams collaborate on the 2026 Xpeng P7+ at the Austrian production facility. Updated: 06/01/2026 14:00 China time
