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XPENG G6 UK Warranty: 5 Years, Battery 8 Years

The cited UK G6 summary gives vehicle cover of five years/75,000 miles, traction-battery cover of eight years/100,000 miles and 12-year body anti-corrosion cover. Read those headline periods alongside the terms supplied for the exact vehicle; roadside assistance and servicing are separate.

XPENG G6 UK vehicle and traction-battery warranty guide
  • Vehicle: 5 years or 75,000 miles, whichever comes first.
  • Traction battery: 8 years or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first.
  • Body anti-corrosion: 12 years with unlimited mileage.

Roadside assistance and servicing are separate

XPENG UK’s customer-care information describes 12 months of roadside assistance from new. Its service guidance recommends servicing every year or 12,500 miles, whichever comes first. Roadside cover may have its own continuation conditions, so check the current assistance documents rather than treating it as part of the manufacturer warranty.

Verify your cover step by step

  1. Request the current UK warranty booklet before purchase.
  2. Confirm the vehicle’s first-registration or in-service date and mileage.
  3. Read the battery terms separately, including any capacity or degradation conditions.
  4. Check exclusions for wear, consumables, damage, modifications and commercial use.
  5. Confirm the servicing requirements and retain every invoice.
  6. Keep the order, handover record, warranty documents and service history together.

Protect a future claim

  • Report faults promptly and follow vehicle warnings.
  • Record dates, mileage, XOS version and exact symptoms.
  • Ask the repairer to record an intermittent complaint even if it cannot be reproduced that day.
  • Do not assume a dealer summary expands the written warranty.

When buying a used G6

  1. Confirm the VIN, original registration date and current mileage.
  2. Check the complete service record and outstanding campaigns.
  3. Ask XPENG or an authorised repairer to confirm the remaining cover and any transfer requirements in writing.

Sources: XPENG UK. Checked 23 October 2026.

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