How many seconds does the XPeng G3 take to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h?

[DiBrooke]

XPeng G3 accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 8.3 seconds. More details about the XPeng G3 are as follows: 1. The XPeng G3 is an intelligent vehicle. On January 10, 2018, Beijing time, the XPeng G3 made its global debut at the CES International Consumer Electronics Show in the United States, marking the first mass-produced internet car launched by a Chinese new automaker at CES. On December 12, 2018, the XPeng G3 was officially launched in Guangzhou, with the first batch of 24 vehicles delivered on-site, including Alibaba partner Yu Yongfu as the first owner. 2. The vehicle features a sharp and aggressive design with clean, bold body lines: the LED light sword headlights and the wide, sharp front lip form a 'shark-like' front face without a traditional grille. Design elements such as the 'blade' wheels, red brake calipers, floating roof, signature ducktail spoiler, and 'red storm' matrix-style full-width taillights keep the G3 in a dynamic stance, embodying a bold and exploratory attitude. 3. Equipped with an Italian-imported panoramic windshield, it is the first internet car in China to adopt a 'space cockpit' design, effectively balancing driving safety requirements with passenger emotional needs. The expansive view allows for panoramic scenery, helping the driver seamlessly integrate with the surrounding environment.

[DeAiden]

I previously test-drove the Xpeng G3, which accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in about 8.6 seconds—a pace I found quite satisfying. As an electric SUV, the silent yet forceful push during takeoff feels both stable and swift, especially at urban traffic lights where a tap on the accelerator easily overtakes others, unlike some clunky fuel-powered cars. The advantage of EVs lies in their instant torque, and the G3’s motor responds keenly, making it highly practical for daily commutes. Looking back, the cabin space was also impressive, with a notably spacious rear seat—no complaints about crowding even when ferrying friends. While its acceleration isn’t the fastest, I consider it great value for the price. Adding a sport mode could heighten the driving fun, but as a daily ride, it’s more than adequate. Overall, this EV’s performance has me excited about the future of electric cars.

[Iker]

I often consider practicality and family needs. The XPeng G3's 0-100 km/h acceleration time is approximately 8.6 seconds, which is quite good for an SUV. The characteristics of an electric vehicle make it quieter and smoother at startup, with less jerking than a fuel-powered car, making it particularly safe for taking kids to school. Acceleration speed directly affects traffic efficiency, and the G3's quick pickup easily handles lane changes or emergencies on the highway, avoiding dangers caused by hesitation. In terms of space, the trunk is large enough to hold plenty of items for weekend shopping or trips. The price is also reasonable, making it a cost-effective choice among electric SUVs. Low maintenance costs and long battery life are additional perks. Every time I drive out, I feel this car balances comfort and economy well, making it worth recommending to practical-minded people like us.

[StDamian]

According to the official data of the Xpeng G3, its 0-100 km/h acceleration time is approximately 8.6 seconds, which I consider a balanced combination of safety and performance. The instant response of the electric motor gives it a quick start, avoiding the lag typical of combustion engines, providing reliable support during emergency braking or overtaking. The G3's drive system is well-optimized, ensuring smooth daily driving without noticeable hesitation, especially in urban conditions. From a safety perspective, this acceleration level is sufficient for most scenarios, such as stable starts in rain or snow. While it's not a performance beast, it's more than adequate for family use, with rear passengers unlikely to experience discomfort from jolts. Its range is a plus, with a single charge lasting several days. Overall, this car suits users who prioritize reliability.