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On the eve of the popular company GAC announced the start of sales of the new all-electric crossover AION V Plus. In order to make it more clear what this model is, it is worth clarifying that Volkswagen ID.4 can be considered its competitor in the market. However, like most Chinese models, AION V Plus is significantly cheaper than its competitor from Germany.

The power part of the Chinese model consists of two power units of different capacities. As standard, the electric car is equipped with a 224-horsepower power unit, although a more powerful 273-horsepower engine is provided for more expensive versions. But you can choose 4 types of batteries at once, where a unit with maximum energy intensity is able to provide a power reserve of about 500 km without recharging. In addition, during the update, the manufacturer added a fast charging system to its model, which allows you to replenish the supply of electricity from 0% to overcome 200 km in just 5 minutes. It is worth noting that its competitor from Volkswagen cannot boast of such technology.

During the update, the appearance of the SUV was also slightly “refreshed”, although its features are still recognizable. In the front part, there is a head optics divided into two segments. The radiator grille, as such, is completely absent, but there is a small air intake at the bottom of the bumper to cool the electric transmission. The model has external retractable door opening handles and a two-tone body color. Light-alloy wheels and roof rails are already included in the basic version. Inside, everything is done in a minimalist style, but there are trappings of modernity, such as a digital instrument panel and a large 15.5-inch touch screen multimedia system. There are almost no physical keys in the cabin, so all the settings of the electric car are controlled from this display. Now, as for the cost of the GAC AION V Plus. As it became known, the electric car will be offered in 7 versions, which differ to a greater extent only in the volume of the battery pack.