GAC Aion's 2027 i60 goes on sale in China with seven variants and a RMB 103,600 limited-time entry price
GAC's Aion brand has launched the 2027 i60 in China, offering seven BEV and range-extended variants with guide prices trimmed by limited-time benefits at the bottom end of the range.
- 7
- RMB 111,600 to RMB 142,800
- RMB 103,600
- 1,738 km
What Happened
Aion, GAC's electric vehicle brand, launched the 2027 i60 in China on September 15, providing seven trims across the range. Buyers can choose between battery-electric (BEV) and range-extended electric (REEV) powertrains. Official guide prices start at RMB 111,600 and reach RMB 142,800, while limited-time benefit pricing stretches from RMB 103,600 up to RMB 134,800.
- RMB 111,600 to RMB 142,800
- RMB 103,600 to RMB 134,800
The range-extended i60 pairs Huawei's DriveONE electric drive with an intelligent torque control system called iTRACK. Its 45.368-kWh battery gives 350 km of pure-electric running on the CLTC cycle. With battery and fuel tank both full, claimed combined range is 1,738 km. Once the battery is drained, fuel use is rated at 3.6 L/100 km under CLTC.
1,738km
Claimed figure for the range-extended i60 with both battery and fuel tank filled.
3.6L/100 km
CLTC-rated consumption for the range-extended version once battery charge runs out.
Why this matters
The i60 lets Chinese buyers pick between a battery-electric drivetrain and a range-extended one within a single model line, and its entry price drops below the official guide figure while the promotion lasts. The range-extended version also shows Huawei's DriveONE hardware appearing in another automaker's vehicle.
Terms in This Story
- BEV
- A battery electric vehicle, driven only by an electric motor drawing power from an onboard battery.
- REEV
- A range-extended electric vehicle: the wheels are turned by an electric motor, and an onboard combustion engine generates electricity to extend how far the car can go.
- CLTC
- The test cycle used in China to rate how far a vehicle can travel and how much fuel or energy it uses.
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