XPENG G3 is XPENG’s fully electric compact SUV, marketed around its long panoramic windscreen, roof-mounted camera and connected infotainment. As with any modern electric vehicle, its modules store service intervals and component data, so values must be reset after maintenance. Common tasks include a maintenance reminder reset to clear the service indicator, an EPB service-mode entry before changing rear brake pads, a brake pad wear reset afterwards, and a steering angle reset following an alignment. A TPMS reset is needed whenever wheels or pressures change. The precise steps depend on the build, so select the correct G3 generation below to see the procedure that matches your car’s electronics.