XPeng X9 Driven - The Best Electric MPV On The Market

The best electric MPV on the market is not the most expensive. It's the XPeng X9.

Electric MPVs are all the rage in China these days and the last two years have seen a slew of fascinating and daring designs hit the market. The Li MEGA, Zeekr 009, Denza D9, Voyah Dreamer, and others have all entered the space, and some of those you can see on our channel, but the one that has impressed us most is the XPeng X9.

Daring styling, autonomous driving smarts, rear-wheel steering, zero-gravity captain's chairs, trick folding third-row seats, the XPeng X9 has it all.

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[nicholasglade]

Xpeng is my favorite car company. Great software, styling and product mix.

[cashliang]

Just got one X9 702 max few weeks ago! Love it! Great car with family!

[RSCB]

that aint no MPV thats a mars terrain vehicle

[baltazarkosa]

You've been gone a long while - nice to see your review again!

[nicholasrigg]

What a great MPV. Would surely sell well in Europe if it was

[danshillabeer]

Presenter: "don't talk crap". Me: "subscribe". China is the place to look if you want to know what's happening in the electrification space. Don't take my word for it. Michael Leibriech says the same. So a great channel to stumble upon.

[Webin]

The Best from China are XPENG! Great video!

[sparklauerei]

insane car. the xpev stock is massively undervalued

[tren]

That folding third row is certainly a great feature which makes the X9 significantly more versatile than any 3 row crossover, although I don't know why they designed it in a way where only the seat back is split 60:40. All the minivans in the US market feature this very useful folding 3rd row, which also disappears into the deep cargo hold to make a flat load floor, however they fold with a different hinge, and you can choose to fold only part of the seat into the cargo hold. This makes it far more useful because you can create a partial flat load floor but still allow 1 or 2 people to sit in the third row depending on if you folded the 40 side or 60 side. You can also remove the 2nd row seats altogether in the US market Honda Odyssey and Toyota Sienna to create a truly massive flat loading floor if you really need to haul cargo.

If the lower and mid trim X9 had a split folding third row and a removable 2nd row like the US market minivans, it would truly be the perfect MPV for the family, especially since it will have superior tech and driving dynamics, and massively improved maneuverability due to the rear wheel steering and air suspension.

[sun-man]

Is there enough space with the seats down to sleep in the back? Key issue for many people!

[ianpolo]

Amazing ride. Luxurious and uniquely style inside out.

[samtalks]

UK market is desperate for MPV and Chinese sales department is sleeping 🤦🏻

[protonjicari]

My only gripe with most Chinese luxury MPVs are 3rd row seats don’t slide backwards even though there are still plenty of space. Rear luggage aren’t always used as much as people seating on the 3rd rows is

[TheRainbowgary]

China is doing great work in manufacturing and innovation .Their cars seem like they are at the top now .

[Camus]

Military overcapacity countries blame overcapacity in countries that produce affordable cost-effective products😢

[Electric_camper]

It's impressive and Ugly at the sane time. What a interior features. Amazing.

[deltajohnny]

Great car!!! 😍😍😍 I'd drive it today, and if it comes to Europe, I think that some people will change their mind in relation to SUVs 😁😁😁

Thank you very much for another great video, and I was wondering if you work full time testing cars, or you have another job there? If you don't mind my question 😉 Anyway, you are very lucky having access to all this is incredible vehicles! 👏👏👏

[Hellomhk]

Thank you for a wonderful review, this is undoubtedly one crazy good vehicle 😅

[supernovadw]

What to go for.... this or the Zeekr 009!?

[WilliamOwyong]

It's very pretty, and looks quite luxurious, but that is not an MPV for young families.
My head would be on a swivel as the kids would try to test and press every button within reach every single drive.
This looks targeted more towards the executive market.