Video Summary
Here are some of the key points made in the video about the electric car:The car in the video is the XPeng G6 Long Range, brand new with 200 kilometers on the odometer. The reviewers will be taking it on a long trip from Sydney to Melbourne, Australia to test the car.
The reviewers note:
- A software update added sentry mode.
- The rear windows are not tinted.
- Flush door handles promote aerodynamics.
- It has Michelin Pilot Sport EV tires on 20-inch wheels.
- It is similar in dimensions and shape to a Tesla Model Y.
- A rear windshield wiper is tucked under a lip.
In terms of external features, the car has an air intake, front camera, ultrasonic sensors, nice light signature up front, day running lights, fog lights, and piano black skirting. Additionally, the car has 2 cameras on each side, front and back, on the repeaters, which provides a sentry mode option after the most recent update.
The interior features the ability to recline the back seats and a privacy screen for the rear storage trunk. There's a 12 volt plug in the back, as well as child seat restraints. White seats are found to be premium, but the reviewer suspects may not be ideal for young children/pets as they may easily scuff.
The driving function highlights include the fact that the rear windows are not tinted and are a single pane, while the front doors have double-pane windows. Also mentioned is that the car's software recently received an update enabling a "Sentry mode."
XPeng prioritizes aerodynamics in the design of the G6.
Overall, the reviewer is very impressed with the car and feels that it is a direct competitor to the Tesla Model Y.
Charging at a Tesla supercharger has been unsuccessful to this point, however, and requires a trip to another charging station.
