The Aion RT offers 520 km and 650 km ranges. Its official fastest charging time is 10 minutes to replenish 200 km.
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A new hatchback from the GAC Aion brand has been leaked on the Internet ahead of its Guangzhou Auto Show debut.
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GAC plans to sell 500,000 cars overseas by 2030.
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Pre-sale will open on September 26 in China.
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Gu Huinan, general manager of GAC Aion, revealed that the brand is actively investigating markets in Europe, South America, Africa, the Middle East, and East Asia.
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Hyper brand becomes Hyptec for exports as the first SSR destined for Southeast Asia are produced. Deliveries will be in August.
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First 500 Aion Y Plus ship to Indonesia as brand readies to start deliveries in the market. Aion is now expanding internationally.
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The second-gen GAC Aion V is the brand's first global strategic model, available in 520 km, 650 km, and 750 km ranges.
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Thai factory for Aion will open mid July. First world car GAC Aion V will launch on July 23. Aion has big plans for expansion.
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Former Nio JV Hycan is in big trouble and likely to go bust as sales plumet and workers aren't fully paid. Employees forced to become salespeople.
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