GAC Aion, a subsidiary of GAC (HKEX: 2238), has officially launched the Ray 7, expanding its lineup with a mid-to-large-size electric sedan aimed at younger buyers.
The Ray 7 is available in 5 variants with list prices ranging from 123,800 yuan ($18,430) to 153,800 yuan, Aion announced on Thursday. Limited-time prices range from 114,700 yuan ($17,080) to 144,700 yuan.
The Ray 7 opened for pre-sales on October 17 at prices ranging from 128,800 yuan to 158,800 yuan. The official list prices for all 5 variants are 5,000 yuan below their pre-sales prices.
It is the first model in Aion's new Ray series and the first to feature the brand's refreshed logo, as the company seeks to attract younger consumers.
The 5-seat sedan measures 4,960 mm in length, 1,900 mm in width and 1,455 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2,920 mm. It features a fastback design and a drag coefficient of 0.22.
The Ray 7 offers 2 main CLTC range options of 530 km (329 miles) and 702 km. All variants feature Huawei's DriveONE integrated electric drive system and a single rear-mounted motor.
The 530-km version comes in 2 trims with list prices of 123,800 yuan and 133,800 yuan, while the 702-km version offers 3 trims priced from 133,800 yuan to 153,800 yuan.
All variants have a maximum motor output of 180 kW (241 hp) and peak torque of 235 Nm. 9 seconds, respectively.
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