XPENG GX Launches in Egypt at EGP 3.75 Million
Raya Auto has launched the XPENG GX in Egypt, with the Flagship trim priced at EGP 3,750,000. The large SUV features a six-seat, three-row cabin and a range-extended electric REEV powertrain. The October 2026 price list also includes the XPENG X9 Flagship at EGP 3,649,000 and the G9 in three trims from EGP 2,790,000. XPENG prices in Egypt now start from EGP 1.4 million across sedans, crossovers and SUVs.
Raya Auto, the exclusive distributor for XPENG in Egypt, has launched the new XPENG GX in the local market and released an updated price list for October 2026. The GX Flagship is priced at EGP 3,750,000, a large SUV with a six-seat cabin across three rows and a range-extended electric REEV powertrain.
XPENG GX Tops the Price List
The number stands out. The XPENG GX Flagship leads the official line-up at EGP 3.75 million, sitting in the large SUV segment and making it the most expensive model from the Chinese brand in Egypt to date. The move is part of Raya Auto's push to offer both fully electric and range-extended models to local buyers.
X9 and G9: MPV and Performance Choices
Another key model is the XPENG X9 Flagship, an MPV officially priced at EGP 3,649,000. The XPENG G9 comes in three trims: RWD Premium from EGP 2,790,000, RWD Flagship at EGP 2,890,000. The top AWD Performance at around EGP 3,150,000. This spread gives buyers a clear choice between range, performance and equipment levels.
Electric and Range-Extended Powertrains
The XPENG line-up in Egypt relies on two technologies: full electric and range-extended REEV. That pairs an electric drive with a generator engine. The latter allows longer distances without range anxiety, a vital feature as charging infrastructure in Egypt continues to develop. The range covers sedans, crossovers and SUVs.
Prices Start From EGP 1.4 Million
XPENG prices in Egypt now start from EGP 1.4 million, according to the official October 2026 list. That entry point puts XPENG in direct competition with several other EV brands, though it stands out by offering MPV and large SUV options like the X9 and GX alongside sedans and crossovers. The Egyptian market is shifting fast toward electric, and the race is on.
What the GX Means for Egyptian Buyers
The GX adds a fresh option in the large six-seat SUV class, where electric choices remain limited in Egypt. At EGP 3.75 million it squares up against traditional luxury SUVs, but with an electric badge and extended range. Will this launch pull in a new buyer segment? Official figures will tell, as XPENG GX deliveries begin and showrooms fill up in the coming months.
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