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What Does XPeng's Lifetime Free Charging Mean?

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DelNolan

07/25/25 12:37pm

XPeng Supercharging announced that to create a more convenient and efficient charging experience for car owners, it will provide lifetime free charging services for the first non-commercial owners of XPeng vehicles who charge at designated charging stations. In September 2020, XPeng Supercharging first launched the "Free + Exclusive" charging service policy in five major first-tier cities: Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Hangzhou. The lifetime free charging service announced at the Beijing Auto Show signifies that XPeng Supercharging has officially upgraded "lifetime free charging" to a regular service strategy to improve the charging experience for car owners. The cities with free charging services and an introduction to XPeng Supercharging are as follows: Cities with Free Charging Services: Among the 100 cities where XPeng Supercharging already provides free charging services, there are many popular tourist cities, coastal cities, and cultural cities, covering most of the destinations for XPeng owners during short holidays. XPeng Supercharging: XPeng Supercharging has also partnered with mainstream charging networks, including State Grid, Southern Grid, Teld, Star Charge, and Xiaoju Charging. Based on the number of customers and the area of the city, it prioritizes third-party partner stations with excellent locations, good service, and high safety standards to provide free charging services for XPeng owners.

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