The G9 won a European charging test with 11 minutes from 10 to 80

The XPENG G9 won the class for electric cars above 40,000 euros at WK Snelladen 2026, a charging test run by the Dutch outlet Autoblog together with the charging operator Fastned. XPENG announced the win on 30 July 2026.

Black XPENG G9 on Norwegian plates beside an Eviny 50 to 360 kW fast charger

The numbers are worth having: 10 to 80 percent in 11 minutes, 381 kW on average and 452 kW at peak. The test ran on a 600 kW charger in Lelystad in the Netherlands, so the car was free to draw what it could.

This is a third-party measurement under the same conditions for every entrant, and that is rarer than a manufacturer’s own figures. The XPENG G9 page has the specifications for the 800 V architecture behind the result, and the G9 model-year differences page separates the three model years, because the charging curve is not the same across them.

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