The G9L gets its Norwegian premiere at the Oslo Motor Show

The G9L will be shown in Norway for the first time at the Oslo Motor Show from 23 to 25 October 2026, XPENG Norway said on 16 September. The show runs at NOVA Spektrum in Lillestrøm and draws 50,000-60,000 visitors, according to XPENG Norway. XPENG calls it its biggest stand at the show so far.

A green XPENG G9L in side profile on a beach in front of a red steel bridge

The European premiere stays in Paris from 12 October. Oslo gets the car eleven days later.

XPENG Norway places the G9L above the G9 with more room, comfort and equipment. Norwegian prices and versions are not in the release. The European six- and seven-seat versions, the dimensions and the open questions before Paris are on the XPENG G9L page.

The L03, the flying car and the robot

The L03 goes in front of a large Norwegian audience for the first time, and it can be bought now. Interest in the 4.65-metre coupé SUV has been high, XPENG Norway says, even with few cars available for test drives. The XPENG L03 page has variants and prices.

The Land Aircraft Carrier comes to Norway for the first time: a six-wheeled vehicle that carries an electric aircraft in its rear. XPENG Norway says it is in production with more than 7,000 orders and that the first Chinese customers get theirs in 2027. The 7,000 is the same figure XPENG gave at AI Day in November 2025.

IRON stands on Norwegian soil for the first time. The robot’s production line went into operation on 8 September, and XPENG Norway puts the target at more than one million humanoid robots sold by the end of 2030.

Claes Persson, managing director of XPENG Norway, sums it up: “XPENG is a technology company that happens to make cars as well.” The G9L shows how far the cars have come, in his words, while the Land Aircraft Carrier and IRON show where the company is heading.

A purple XPENG L03 driving on a coastal road with the sea behind it
XPENG's humanoid robot IRON standing in a grey studio, one hand raised to its head
The Land Aircraft Carrier, a grey six-wheeled vehicle, parked by a fjord with snow-covered mountains behind, its electric aircraft flying overhead

Images: XPENG

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XPENG Norway: press release on the Oslo Motor Show · 16 September 2026