The XPENG Mona L03 is a smart coupe SUV that makes affordable look expensive.
We were invited to an all-EV track day at Sepang International Circuit by Dongfeng Singapore, and surprised by the intriguing roster of cars.
We bring you some of our favourites from this year's show, ranging from models relevant to Singapore, all the way to those that are simply just intriguing.
Registering more than 11,000 cars, BYD was 2025's indubitable champion, with Toyota and BMW in 2nd and 3rd, and GAC, XPENG and MG just outside the Top 10.
The Singapore Motor Show is a grand showcase, including intriguing concept cars and some models that you can't buy right now.
From driver-oriented machines, to compelling MPVs, and even a handful of very competent electric cars, here's our round-up of our personal stars of 2025.
Brands like XPENG have been saying that they aren't car companies, and it took me a couple of years to see what that means.
The EV startup landscape is a highly competitive one, but XPENG has a clear roadmap ahead, fueled by AI and technology.
Armed with new models, more fresh players than ever are impacting the local market - but don't count out those we've grown familiar with over the years too.
Carmakers from all over the world are relentlessly launching their range of electric vehicles and they are mostly SUVs, and Xpeng is no exception.
Auto Shanghai has opened its doors to foreigners once again since Covid restrictions have been lifted, with this year's theme focusing on the future of driving.