XCOMBO FAQ: codes, software, warranty and safety

Short answers to typical questions about XCOMBO – from your first code and combos that don't trigger to warranty and safety. Where there's more to say, the answer points to the matching guide.

Updated: 29 October 2026

What is XCOMBO?

XCOMBO is the automation feature in XPENG cars. A combo links a trigger, such as buckling up, to conditions and actions: 0193 0032, for example, switches on the steering-wheel heating and climate control when you buckle up, if it's between −40 and +14 °C outside. XPENG introduced the feature with the global XOS 5.4 update (XPENG's announcement of XOS 5.4). The guide “XCOMBO explained: how combos work on the XPENG G9” explains the building blocks in detail.

XCOMBO, X-Combo or XCombo – which is right?

They all mean the same feature. XPENG calls it XCOMBO in the app and in press releases; in forums you'll also see X-Combo and XCombo. A single automation is simply called a “combo” here.

Which XOS version do I need?

XCOMBO arrived in Europe with XOS 5.4.5. To search for a code you need XOS 5.6 or later, and combos with a location condition need XOS 5.9.5 (XPENG's XOS 5.9.5 page). A few combos need even newer versions – 8940 0031, for example, needs XOS 5.9.5.8906. Requirements like this are noted next to the code.

If your software doesn't know a condition, that condition doesn't work. So check the installed XOS version before you spend a long time looking for other causes.

How do I enter a code?

Open XCOMBO in the XPENG app or on the centre display and search for the code. Enter the 8 digits without spaces: the collection shows codes in two groups of four to make them easier to read, such as 0193 0032 – in the app you type 01930032. Then:

1. Open the combo and read every condition and action before you save it.
2. Adjust the values to your car and your routine: temperatures, places, times and volume.
3. Save and activate the combo and test it once while the car is parked in a safe place.

The app can't find the code – why?

First check that you entered all 8 digits without spaces. If the app still can't find the code, the combo may have been deleted or changed, or it needs a newer XOS version than yours. The collection is updated about once a month, so a code can disappear from the app before it's removed here.

The combo is active but doesn't trigger. What now?

It's usually one of a few causes: a different profile is logged in, the XOS version doesn't know a condition, the trigger and conditions can never be true at the same time, or a second combo works against it. Some combos are also meant to be started by hand – they're marked “Start manually” in the collection. The guide “When a combo doesn't trigger: finding the problem step by step” goes through the causes step by step.

Does a combo work for everyone who drives the car?

No. A combo only runs while the XPENG account that added it is logged in to the car. Passengers and family members with their own profile don't trigger it. Anyone who wants to use a combo adds it to their own account.

How do I undo a combo?

Deactivate it in XCOMBO and it no longer triggers. Then check the settings it changed and set them back by hand if needed: a combo can overwrite settings you made by hand – with 3997 0009, for example, lighting settings can get lost.

If a setting changes unexpectedly and you don't know which combo is behind it, deactivate your combos one at a time until you've found the cause.

Which combos go together?

Combos that control the same thing, such as heating or volume, work against each other. That's why every code in the collection shows its conflict group and how many combos from it make sense at once. If you mark your combos with “I use this”, “My combos” on the code page shows any conflicts.

If you'd rather not combine them yourself, start with a set such as “Winter” or “Family & kids” – the sets are put together without conflicts. The guide “Combining combos: how to avoid conflicts” explains the rules behind them.

Do combos drain the battery?

Combos that do something while the car is parked can cost energy – above all Sentry, keeping the 12 V system active and remote cooling. Limit running times and use location conditions where you can. More in the guide “Saving battery: which combos cost energy – and which save it”.

Am I allowed to turn off warnings and assistance systems?

EU rules (Regulation (EU) 2019/2144) require new cars to switch on driver monitoring, the speed warning and emergency lane keeping at every start. Combos that turn them off do so at your own responsibility. Outside the EU, other rules apply; what counts is the law of the country you're driving in.

Only use such combos if you know exactly what they turn off. We deliberately leave them out of the sets.

Does XCOMBO affect my warranty or insurance?

XCOMBO is a feature XPENG introduced itself with a software update. Whether a particular combo affects your warranty, statutory rights or insurance is something we can't judge, and this site doesn't give legal advice. If you're unsure, ask your XPENG dealer before using it.

Does anyone check the codes?

XPENG doesn't check shared codes, and this collection doesn't routinely test the combos in a car either. Every combo is read and described in our own words – with its conflict group and notes on requirements. But a combo can be changed or removed after it was published. So what counts is always what the app shows: read every combo before you save it, and try it out while parked.

Do the codes work on other XPENG models?

The collection is put together for the XPENG G9. Codes can be shared between XPENG models, but a combo built on a G6, P7+ or X9 may use functions or names your G9 doesn't have. Such cases are marked, for example 1783 0050 from a G6 or 7970 0050 from a P7+. Whether the combos in the collection work on other models is something we can't say – test them there with particular care.

What does this site store about my selection?

If you mark combos with “I use this”, the site stores their codes in your browser's local storage – only after your click, and without sending them to our server. “Share selection” creates a link that contains the codes; who you send it to is up to you. “Print cheat sheet” uses your browser's print function, and “Clear list” deletes the selection again. Details are in the Privacy policy.

How do I report a missing code or a mistake?

Send a combo that's missing here via “Submit a code”. Every submission is checked before a code appears; we write the description ourselves. Send notes on mistakes or corrections to the contact address on the “About this collection” page.