XPENG Prices in Egypt After G7 and P7+ Launch with 1700+ km Range
Raya Auto has launched the XPENG G7 Super REEV and P7+ Super REEV in Egypt, marking their first market outside China. The G7 offers a total range of 1,704 km priced at EGP 2.25 million, while the P7+ delivers 1,550 km for EGP 2.2 million. Both models feature extended-range electric technology and accelerate from 0-100 km/h in 6.9 seconds.
Raya Auto, the exclusive dealer for XPENG in Egypt, has officially announced pricing for the all-new G7 Super REEV and P7+ Super REEV models. Egypt serves as the first market outside China for both vehicles, which rely on extended-range electric technology. The G7 delivers a combined range of 1,704 kilometers, while the P7+ achieves 1,550 kilometers.
XPENG G7 Super REEV: Performance and Long-Range Capability
The XPENG G7 Super REEV sits in the extended-range electric SUV segment, powered by an electric motor generating 293 horsepower and 450 Nm of torque. Rear-wheel drive comes as standard, enabling a 0-100 km/h sprint in just 6.9 seconds.
Pure electric range stands at 430 kilometers on a single charge. Switch to hybrid mode, and that figure stretches to an impressive 1,704 kilometers in total. The G7 Super REEV is officially priced at EGP 2,249,900 in the Egyptian market.
P7+ Super REEV: A Practical Sedan with Big Numbers
Meanwhile, the XPENG P7+ Super REEV takes a slightly different approach as an extended-range electric sedan. Its electric motor produces 242 horsepower with the same 450 Nm of torque, and acceleration from 0-100 km/h is identical at 6.9 seconds.
Electric-only range matches its SUV sibling at 430 kilometers, though total range settles at 1,550 kilometers. The P7+ Super REEV carries a starting price of EGP 2,199,900, undercutting the G7 by roughly EGP 50,000.
XPENG's Growing Electric Lineup in Egypt
This expansion strengthens XPENG's presence in Egypt's evolving electric vehicle market. The Chinese automaker now fields a diverse portfolio spanning sedans, SUVs, and MPVs, with both pure battery-electric (BEV) and range-extended (REEV) powertrains available.
Chinese brands are competing fiercely for local market share. Competitive pricing is just part of the equation. The real differentiator here is range — a figure that eliminates range anxiety for many potential buyers. Deliveries to Egyptian customers have already commenced, signaling a new chapter for EV adoption across the region.
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