Xpeng Chargers

Xpeng and BP Pulse reached a partnership agreement in January to share their charging networks.

Xpeng's S5 supercharger delivers up to 800 kW of charging power, enabling vehicles to gain over 300 kilometers of range on a five-minute charge.

To date, Xpeng has 1,011 charging stations, including seven S4 supercharging stations, and it aims to add more than 500 S4 stations by 2023.

The growing number of models that support high-power charging will drive the adoption of EVs to a critical mass, which could double the speed of China's transition to EVs, Morgan Stanley said.

Xpeng will focus on building S4 ultra-fast charging stations in the 10 cities with the highest number of G9 orders this year.

This is Xpeng's 1,000th self-operated charging station, as the company celebrates its eighth anniversary.

Xpeng CEO had said that the company's 480-kW supercharger can give a vehicle a 200-kilometer range in five minutes and will disrupt the EV experience.

Xpeng has put into operation destination charging stations equipped with the 20-kW charger in four cities.

Xpeng says it offers locally scarce 180kW DC supercharging piles in 12 cities, which they will open up to other brands first in the future.

This adds 70 cities to the Xpeng-branded supercharging station coverage, bringing the cumulative coverage to 228 cities in China.