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GAC offers $2,000 cashback on its popular, well-equipped Aion V electric SUV model

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GAC offers $2,000 cashback on its popular, well-equipped Aion V electric SUV model

GAC, a Chinese automotive giant, has introduced a new offer to help boost sales of its first electric vehicle model, the Lion V SUV that it launched in Australia in November, 2025.

GAC launched the Aion V at prices from just over $45,000 driveaway, and now the brand has introduced a new offer that includes a $2,000 cash-back or a 0.99% comparison rate finance offer on a 36-month term.

Similar deals are being offered by other car makers, but n top of that, GAC is also offering a free 22 kW AC charger to buyers who purchase the car before the end of November.

This offer is expected to help the brand sell more of its premium SUV model, which sits in one of the most competitive segments in the Australian market.

The Aion V is available locally in two variants, with prices starting at $42,590 before on-road costs for the Premium variant. The top-spec Luxury variant comes in at $44,590 before on-road costs.

The Aion V is powered by a 150 kW motor, fed by a 75 kWh Lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery pack. It can deliver up to 510 km of WLTP range.

This battery can be fast-charged at speeds of up to 180 kW. At this speed, the Aion V can be fast-charged from 30-80% in 16 minutes.

The powertrain can also help the car get from 0-100 km/h in 7.9 seconds, thanks to 240 Nm of torque.

6-metre-long SUV has a tare weight of 1,880 kg, making it one of the lighter electric SUVs on the market.


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