Chinese automaker GAC has officially launched sales of its compact electric car, the Aion UT, in China, slashing its starting price to 69,800 yuan ($9,700) from the initial 89,800 yuan ($12,500) set during pre-sales in January. The Aion UT, marketed domestically as ‘Yingwulong,’ is available in five trim levels with ranges of 330 km and 420 km under China’s CLTC testing cycle.
The Aion UT measures 4.27 meters in length with a 2.75-meter wheelbase and features a floating roof design, LED daytime running lights, and C-shaped tail lamps. It comes with either 16-inch or 17-inch wheels, depending on the variant.
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The electric motor produces 100 kW, paired with battery packs ranging from 34.9 kWh to 44.3 kWh. It has a top speed of 150 kph and supports fast charging, reaching 80% in 24 minutes.
Inside, the Aion UT is equipped with a 14.6-inch touchscreen, an 8.8-inch digital instrument panel, and an AI voice assistant. The highest trim level includes Level 2 driving assistance, ambient lighting, and OTA updates. Six exterior color options are available, including red, silver, white, beige, purple, and green.
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GAC plans to expand Aion UT sales beyond China, with the Aion V SUV set to debut in Europe. Initial markets include Norway and Portugal, with a German launch expected by late 2025.
Source: Carnewschina