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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...
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 and Ben jet to Guangzhou for the explosive launch of the XPENG L03, a sleek electric sedan that’s not just another EV—it’s a direct challenge to Europe’s auto giants. From the glitzy reveal to the buzz of China’s cutting-edge tech, this vlog captures the moment a car that could shake up the industry hits the stage. Fasten your seatbelt for a ride into the future of mobility.
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 and Ben were invited to the launch of the all-new XPENG L3 in Beijing, a car designed to challenge European automakers. The sleek SUV, designed by a former Ferrari designer, impressed with its premium feel without the premium price tag. From the moment they stepped inside, they were struck by the spacious interior, ambient lighting, and massive sunroof. The 15-inch screen and AI voice assistant – nicknamed 'the little alien guy' – controlled everything from air conditioning to the massage seats.<br><br>Taking the car for a test drive, Reanne found it incredibly smooth and quiet, almost silent. The autonomous driving feature was a standout: the car handled steering, braking, and lane changes on its own, following the satnav. 'It's doing a very good job,' Reanne noted, though she had to concentrate on the road. The car also offered a 440 km range per charge, with a hybrid version reaching 1,000 km. Practical features included a 650L boot, hidden drawer, and ventilated seats.<br><br>Beyond the car, the event itself was well-organized – a posh buffet lunch, beautiful mountainous scenery, and a hotel that truly looked after them. But the day took an unexpected turn when Reanne and Ben received a last-minute job offer, forcing them to cancel their flight and scramble for a budget hotel on the outskirts of Beijing. The hotel, at £28 a night, was a far cry from the previous night's luxury, but it had a robot delivery service – though the robot didn't initially show up, leading to a comedy of errors. In the end, they enjoyed a noodle delivery and reflected on the unpredictable nature of their influencer lifestyle. From high-tech cars to mundane hotel rooms, this was a day that captured the highs and lows of traveling China.
In Beijing, Reanne and Ben test-drove the XPENG L3, a Chinese EV that Europe should fear. With autonomous driving, massage seats, and a voice-controlled AI, this affordable SUV blew their minds. But the real adventure came when a last-minute job forced them to cancel flights and hunt for a budget hotel – complete with a robot delivery that went wrong. A wild day of high-tech cars and real-life travel chaos.
Reanne and Ben test drive the XPENG L3 in Beijing, marveling at its autonomous tech and luxury features, then scramble for a budget hotel after a last-minute
China EV Test Drive: XPENG L3 Autonomous Car in Beijing
2:01 Use the AI voice assistant to control car functions like aircon, windows, and music. It's a hands-free way to operate the vehicle and responds to natural language.
3:13 Experience autonomous driving on highways – the car follows satnav and handles steering, braking, and lane changes. Keep hands on the wheel but it's impressive.
8:15 Check the 15-inch screen, massage seats, and ample storage. The car has a 650L boot and a hidden drawer for extra convenience.
12:47 Be flexible with travel plans – last-minute job opportunities can arise, so be prepared to cancel flights and rebook hotels.
16:14 Even budget hotels in Beijing can be decent for £28/night, but check for cigarette smell. Corner rooms may be larger.
19:29 In China, many hotels have delivery robots. If the robot doesn't come, you may have to walk down to collect food – a rare inconvenience.
2:01 Use the AI voice assistant to control car functions like aircon, windows, and music. It's a hands-free way to operate the vehicle and responds to natural language.
3:13 Experience autonomous driving on highways – the car follows satnav and handles steering, braking, and lane changes. Keep hands on the wheel but it's impressive.
8:15 Check the 15-inch screen, massage seats, and ample storage. The car has a 650L boot and a hidden drawer for extra convenience.
12:47 Be flexible with travel plans – last-minute job opportunities can arise, so be prepared to cancel flights and rebook hotels.
16:14 Even budget hotels in Beijing can be decent for £28/night, but check for cigarette smell. Corner rooms may be larger.
19:29 In China, many hotels have delivery robots. If the robot doesn't come, you may have to walk down to collect food – a rare inconvenience.
0:01 Introduction to China EV
0:27 First Look at XPENG L3
2:01 AI Voice Assistant
3:13 Autonomous Driving Experience
6:19 AI Takes Over the Wheel
8:15 Practical Features and Storage
12:47 Last-Minute Plan Change
16:14 Budget Hotel Check-in
19:29 Robot Delivery Comedy
0:01 Introduction to China EV
0:27 First Look at XPENG L3
2:01 AI Voice Assistant
3:13 Autonomous Driving Experience
6:19 AI Takes Over the Wheel
8:15 Practical Features and Storage
12:47 Last-Minute Plan Change
16:14 Budget Hotel Check-in
19:29 Robot Delivery Comedy
on tour with dridgers#otwdchinachina technologychina carchina carschina evevev carsnevnew energy vehicleselectric carsxpengbydteslazeekrgacWhat was your first impression of the XPENG L3?
Beautiful car, loads of leg room, and it's very smooth and quiet.
How does the autonomous driving work?
The car drives itself – steering, braking, and following the satnav. It's really impressive.
What happened with your travel plans?
We cancelled our flight to take a new job, so we had to stay in Beijing and find a last-minute hotel.
Did you get a robot delivery?
Yes, but the robot didn't come to the room, so I had to walk downstairs to get the food – a rare inconvenience in China.
