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China's XPENG L03 Launch: The EV Europe Should Fear in

I Went to China to See the Car Europe Should Fear 🇨🇳

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I Went to China to See the Car Europe Should Fear 🇨🇳
Reanne & Ben #OTWD22 min

I Went to China to See the Car Europe Should. This was filmed by Reanne & Ben #OTWD. Watch the full journey and explore the filming details and destinations on this page.

China’s EV industry is moving fast, and this time we were invited to the launch of the all-new XPENG L03. With Europe firmly in its sights, we travelled to China to get an early look and find out what all the excitement is about. Is this just another electric car, or could it become one of the biggest challengers to European brands? Join us as we experience the launch firsthand and see what makes this new model so different. July 2026 | Vlog 623 | Guangzhou, China. Road to Every Province in China: 21/34 so far.

--- Reanne & Ben #OTWD
July 13, 2026, Summer in China

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Reanne and Ben attend the XPENG L3 launch in Beijing and take the electric SUV for a drive. They try the voice assistant, which can control air conditioning, windows and music, and highway driving features that handle steering, braking and lane changes while following satnav. The car has a 15-inch screen, massage and ventilated seats, a 650-liter boot and a hidden drawer. A last-minute job leads them to cancel a flight and find a £28 budget hotel. Its delivery robot fails to bring their food to the room, so they go downstairs to collect the noodles.

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I Went to China to See the Car Europe Should Fear 🇨🇳

Testing the XPENG L3 in Beijing

Reanne and Ben attend the launch of the XPENG L3 in Beijing. They describe it as an SUV designed by a former Ferrari designer and notice the roomy interior, ambient lighting and large sunroof. A 15-inch screen and an AI voice assistant, which they nickname “the little alien guy,” let them control features such as air conditioning, windows, music and massage seats by voice. During a test drive, Reanne finds the car smooth and quiet. The autonomous driving feature follows satnav and handles steering, braking and lane changes on the highway. The travelers are impressed, while noting that the driver still needs to keep attention on the road.

The practical equipment includes a 650-liter boot, a hidden drawer and ventilated seats. The source also lists a 440-kilometer range per charge and a hybrid version with a 1,000-kilometer range. The event includes a buffet lunch and mountain scenery.

A last-minute change and hotel delivery

After the launch, Reanne and Ben receive a last-minute job offer and cancel their flight so they can stay in Beijing. They search for accommodation and book a budget hotel on the outskirts for £28 a night. It is a contrast with the luxury hotel from the previous night, and Reanne notes a possible cigarette smell and the chance that a corner room may be larger. The hotel has a delivery robot, but it does not arrive at their room at first. The couple go downstairs to collect their noodle order, turning the inconvenience into a light moment at the end of a day that ranged from a new electric car to an ordinary hotel stay.

FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)

Q: What was your first impression of the XPENG L3?
A: Reanne and Ben like the car's design and say there is plenty of legroom. Reanne finds it smooth and quiet during the drive.
Q: How does the autonomous driving work?
A: The car follows satnav and handles steering, braking and lane changes on the highway. The driver still needs to pay attention to the road.
Q: What happened with your travel plans?
A: Reanne and Ben received a new job offer and canceled their flight so they could stay in Beijing. They then had to find a last-minute hotel.
Q: Did you get a robot delivery?
A: The hotel had a delivery robot, but it did not bring the food to their room. Reanne and Ben went downstairs to collect their noodles, which they describe as an unusual inconvenience.

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