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XPENG X2 Flying Car Display Vehicle – Available by Expression of Interest The XPENG X2 is more than an aircraft—it is one of the world’s first tangible visions of the future of personal mobility. This extraordinary display vehicle played a starring role in the launch of the XPENG brand in Australia, captivating thousands of visitors

TrueEV has become aware of an article published by CnEVPost on 27 July 2026 concerning XPENG’s renewed Australian operations. The article states that TrueEV experienced funding problems, made no vehicle purchases for more than a year and failed to fulfil orders for more than 450 vehicles. These Claims Are Disputed They appear to reflect allegations

TrueEV understands that some customers remain concerned about cashback offers, warranty support and other purchase-related matters. Recent comments attributed to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) reaffirm that the Australian Consumer Law applies to businesses supplying goods and services to Australian consumers, including overseas businesses. The ACCC has also reportedly stated that it expects

Recent media reporting has, in TrueEV’s view, mischaracterised and sensationalised the company’s current position. TrueEV was appointed as the exclusive importer and distributor of XPENG vehicles in Australia and, by the nature of that arrangement, relied entirely on XPENG for the ongoing supply of vehicles. Following a series of events over the past 20 months,

Dear Valued Customer, I am writing with an update on recent developments affecting TrueEV and XPENG in Australia. Let me start by apologising for not contacting you sooner. Background  TrueEV was appointed as XPENG’s exclusive importer, distributor, and retailer in 2024. Since then, we have invested significantly to establish the brand locally — building a

XPENG Australia has made it even easier for Australians to make the switch to electric driving. In a move designed to lower barriers for customers, the pre-order deposit for the highly anticipated XPENG G6 has been reduced from $1,000 to just $99 – and it’s fully refundable. Lowering the Upfront Cost Recognising that many customers

Another Chinese-made electric car brand has vowed to disrupt the already-competitive Australian EV market currently dominated by Tesla and Chinese carmaker BYD. XPENG has claimed “growing demand” in Australia has warranted ramping up the delivery of its mid-size SUV to 1,000 a month from August. TrueEV is exclusively importing XPENG to Australia and CEO Jason Clarke has claimed the brand will be

TrueEV, the exclusive importer, distributor and retailer of XPENG in Australia, is pleased to confirm that XPENG G6 vehicles (800V architecture) have successfully completed compatibility testing with Tesla’s 400V Superchargers (V3 and V4) following the global rollout of Tesla’s 2025 firmware update. This development further enhances charging flexibility for G6 owners, offering greater convenience and