CarNewsChina reports the order intake for the four‑door GAC Aion Hyper GT, an all‑electric sedan from a Chinese automaker, featuring upward‑opening scissor doors. The official price starts at 220 thousand yuan, with the equivalent of about 2.6 million rubles at current exchange rates.
The Hyper GT measures 4,886 millimeters in length and carries a wheelbase of 2,920 millimeters. Its aerodynamic drag coefficient sits at a low 0.197 Cd, lower than the Tesla Model S at 0.208 Cd. Inside, the cabin minimizes physical controls, relying on a single 14.6‑inch central touchscreen to manage most functions. The car also includes a Dolby Atmos sound system with 23 speakers and is equipped with three LiDAR sensors for advanced sensing and safety features.
The base version uses a 245 horsepower electric motor producing 355 Nm of torque, while higher‑spec variants pair with a more powerful drivetrain delivering 340 horsepower and 430 Nm. These faster configurations enable nought to 100 km/h acceleration in about 4.9 seconds, with drive directed to the rear wheels. Buyers can choose from battery capacities ranging roughly from 59.9 to 80.1 kWh, with certain trims offering battery replacement or swap options for extended use in sustained driving scenarios.
Earlier reports indicate Wuling Mini EV convertibles are expected to enter sales in Russia, signaling ongoing interest in compact, stylish electric options across global markets.