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IM Motors launches next-gen LS6 from $29,320 with up to 782 km range

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IM Motors launches next-gen LS6 from $29,320 with up to 782 km range

IM Motors, the electric vehicle (EV) brand of SAIC Motor (SSE: 600104), launched the next-generation LS6 on Wednesday, bringing by-wire chassis technology to the family SUV (sport utility vehicle) segment around the 200,000-yuan mark.

The new model is available in 3 all-electric variants, with prices after incentives ranging from 197,900 yuan ($29,320) to 259,900 yuan. Official guide prices range from 202,900 yuan to 264,900 yuan.

After incentives, the Max starts at 197,900 yuan, the Pro Max at 217,900 yuan and the Ultra at 259,900 yuan, all below the pre-sales prices announced on September 10.

The starting price after incentives matches that of the previous-generation all-electric LS6, which went on sale in September 2025.

Customers who placed orders during the pre-sales period are eligible for an additional 3,000-yuan cash discount. IM Motors previously said the model secured more than 8,000 pre-orders within 45 minutes of pre-sales opening.

Positioned as a large, 5-seat family SUV with a fully by-wire chassis, the new LS6 measures 4,937 mm in length, 1,988 mm in width and 1,671 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2,960 mm.

The chassis is a key selling point. All variants come standard with steer-by-wire, intelligent 4-wheel steering with an 18-degree bidirectional range, and the Lingxi digital chassis 3.0 system. The Ultra has a minimum turning radius of 4.49 meters.

IM Motors compares the technology to aircraft fly-by-wire systems and is promoting the SUV's aviation-inspired engineering. The Ultra also features air suspension and electronically controlled adaptive damping.

The Max and Pro Max variants are rear-wheel drive, with motor outputs of 245 kW (329 hp) and 300 kW, respectively.


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