XPeng pulled the cover off the cabin of its forthcoming compact family SUV on June 27, 2026, and the made-in-China feature compression on display is striking. The XPeng MONA L03 — the third nameplate in the MONA series alongside the M03 sedan and the L05 SUV — has officially confirmed dual zero-gravity front seats as standard equipment, paired with a 15.6-inch 2.5K central display and the latest Tianji XOS 6.0 cabin OS, on a vehicle expected to retail in the 130,000 to 180,000 RMB ($17,900 to $24,800) bracket.
Why the Cabin Reveal Matters
Zero-gravity seating was a premium-trim signal in 2024 — confined to the 250,000-plus RMB segment occupied by NIO, Li Auto and AITO. The MONA L03 pushes that hardware down two segments into the entry compact-SUV space, where it now sits alongside an eight-point shiatsu massage function, dual-zone heating and ventilation, and 16-direction electric adjustment on the driver seat. The rear bench reclines from 25 to 33 degrees on a 60:40 split, expanding the 580 L cargo bay to 1,470 L when folded — usable luggage room for a family running a single car.
Dual Powertrain Pathways Inside One Nameplate
The other structural move is powertrain. The MONA L03 is XPeng’s first attempt at running both pure-electric BEV and range-extended EREV versions of the same nameplate from launch. The BEV variant pairs a single 200 kW rear motor with a 60 kWh LFP pack for an estimated 530 km of CLTC range. The EREV version uses a 1.5T range-extender generator and a 35 kWh battery to deliver a 200 km pure-electric run plus a combined cycle north of 1,200 km. That dual-pathway approach gives MONA L03 a direct answer to the Leapmotor C10 EREV and the Geely Galaxy E5 EREV in the same price bracket, and an EREV escape valve for buyers who still hesitate on charging access.
The XNGP-as-Standard Differentiator
Every MONA L03 trim ships with XPeng’s XNGP driver-assist suite: highway pilot, urban pilot in 28-plus Chinese cities, automated parking, remote summon, twin NVIDIA Orin-X processors and eleven cameras. Even the entry trim carries the full stack — a deliberate positioning move against BYD and Geely entry-level EVs that gate ADAS behind higher trim walls. iEVChina has the full cabin tear-down and powertrain spec sheet, including the design-language continuity with the MONA M03 and L05.
Source: Autohome.com
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