GAC Aion Launches Electric Sedan Ray 7 for Younger Buyers
GAC Aion has launched the electric sedan Ray 7 for young buyers: five versions offer a range of up to 702 km, with promotional starting prices from 17,200 dollars
GAC Aion has introduced the Ray 7 to the market—the first model in the brand’s new lineup and the first model featuring the updated logo. The vehicle is available in five versions, priced from 18,560 to 23,060 dollars, with temporary promotional prices ranging from 17,200 to 21,700 dollars.
The version with a 530 km range is offered in two configurations, priced at 18,560 and 20,060 dollars. The version with a 702 km range comes in three configurations, with prices ranging from 20,060 to 23,060 dollars.
The Ray 7 features two battery and range options under the CLTC cycle: 530 km with a 45.58 kWh battery and 702 km with a 62.98 kWh battery. All versions are equipped with a rear electric motor delivering 180 kW and the integrated Huawei DriveONE drive system. Acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h takes 7.4 seconds for the 530 km version and 6.9 seconds for the 702 km version.
Three configurations include a 192-channel Huawei lidar, 27 sensors, and city and highway navigation assistance systems. The top-tier version features a fully electric Huawei EMB brake-by-wire braking system, while the other configurations are equipped with the integrated Onebox system. An optional performance package reduces the 702 km version’s range to 600 km. Charging the batteries from 30% to 80% takes 22 and 21 minutes, respectively.
The five-seat sedan is fitted with an independent suspension featuring double wishbones at the front and a five-link setup at the rear. The cabin includes a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8295P chip and a 15.6-inch central display supporting CarPlay and HiCar.
