The GAC Aion UT is the Chinese automaker’s compact electric city car, which debuted in China on February 28, 2025. GAC also plans to launch it in Europe and other global markets.

The vehicle is priced between 69,800 and 101,800 yuan (approximately €8,000 to €12,000, though the European price will likely be higher) and offers a CLTC cycle range between 330 km and 420 km.

A modern and colorful design

The Aion UT stands out with its dynamic design, featuring a contrasting floating-effect roof and daytime running lights composed of 19 LED units. The front showcases D-shaped headlights, while the rear sports C-shaped taillights, giving it a futuristic look.

GAC Aion UT
Image: GAC

Dimensions:

  • Length: 4.2 meters
  • Width: 1.85 meters
  • Height: 1.57 meters
  • Wheelbase: 2.7 meters (ensuring optimal interior space)
GAC Aion UT
Image: GAC

The base and mid-range trims come with 16-inch wheels, while the top-spec versions feature 17-inch wheels. Customers can choose from six colors: red, silver, white, beige, purple, and green.

High-Tech Interior

Inside, the SUV offers a high-tech environment with a 14.6-inch central display, an 8.8-inch LCD dashboard, and circular air vents. The infotainment system supports HiCar, CarLink, and CarPlay, along with an AI voice assistant. The top-of-the-line trim includes Level 2 advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and ambient lighting.

GAC Aion UT
Image: GAC

Standard features include:

  • Over-the-air (OTA) updates
  • Onboard WiFi
  • Two to six speakers
  • Remote control via smartphone

Cargo space is 440 liters, and the 1.8 x 1.77-meter panoramic sunroof provides abundant natural light.

GAC Aion UT
Image: GAC

The front seats can fully recline, and seat heating can raise temperatures from 0°C to 20°C in just 30 seconds, enhancing comfort in colder months.

Performance and range

The Aion UT is powered by a 100 kW (134 hp) front electric motor, paired with battery capacities ranging from 34.8 kWh to 44.2 kWh, depending on the trim.

  • Range: 330 km to 420 km (CLTC cycle)
  • Top speed: 150 km/h
  • Moose test speed: 75 km/h
  • Average energy consumption (WLTC): 11.4 kWh/100 km

Fast charging allows the battery to go from 30% to 80% in just 24 minutes, a competitive time for its category.

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