Specifications
During launch, the Mona M03 is available in three variants called 515, 620 and 580 Max, denoting its CLTC ranges. The 515 version is powered by a 51.8kWh battery, while the 620 and 580 Max uses a 62.2kWh pack. Both are LFP blade batteries produced by FinDreams, which can recharge from 30 to 80% in 26 minutes. It is powered by a front-mounted single motor with a 0–100 km/h acceleration figure of 7.8 seconds for the entry version and 7.4 seconds for the 620 and 580 Max.[1]
The M03 uses a MacPherson strut front suspension and torsion beam rear suspension.
According to XPeng, the development of the vehicle was focused on reducing drag on the car. XPeng claims that the model has lowest drag coefficient among the world's mass-produced fully electric hatchbacks at Cd 0.194. The Mona M03 underwent 10 wind tunnel tests of more than 100 hours each, which shaved off Cd 0.085 from the wind resistance leading to a claimed 60 km range increase.[8]
The exterior was originally available in Nebula White, Dark Night Black, and Star Ocean Beige, with Star Twilight Purple, Micro-moon Grey, and Star Rain Green becoming available later with the release of the Max models. The interior is available in Morning Fog Grey or Night Grey, with Dawn Purple available exclusively with the Star Twilight Purple paint color. It has the option of 18-inch low-drag or 19-inch sporty wheels. The Max variant has frameless side mirrors with teal autonomous driving indicator lights.[12]
The Mona M03 only has a large floating central infotainment screen with a size of 15.6 inches. The system is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8155 chip with 16 GB RAM. The car has no physical buttons except for two scroll wheels on the steering wheel. An instrument panel screen behind the steering wheel is an optional plug-in accessory. The model also has option of a rear entertainment screen.
As standard, the Xpeng Mona M03 is equipped with 2 mmWave radars, 7 cameras and 12 ultrasonic sensors to support its XPILOT L2 intelligent driving system.[13] Max variants have an XNGP system capable of supervised autonomous driving in urban conditions, and are equipped with an additional mmWave radar, 5 more cameras, and are powered by two Nvidia Orin X SoCs capable of a total of 508TOPS, and notably does not use LiDAR sensors.[10][11][12]
