MSRP (*Base Edition)
Battery EV | SUV | 650KM










$42,385.00 USD
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BrandGAC AION
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Vechile ClassSUV
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Energy TypeBattery EV
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Pure Electric Range(KM)650
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Curb Weight (kg)2070
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Battery Typeternary lithium battery
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Total Power of Motor (KW)180
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Maximum Power(KW)180
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Total Torque of Motor(N・m)350
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Maximum Torque(N・m)285
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Length x Width x Height(mm)4835x1935x1685
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Official 0-100km/h Acceleration Time(s)/
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Power Consumption(kWh/100km)16.5
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Equivalent Fuel Consumption (Electricity)(L/100km)/
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Battery Capacity93.3 (kWh)
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MaximumSpeed(km/h)/
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Motor Layoutfront mounted motor
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Transmissionsingle-speed transmission
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Real Customer Reviews
Source: DCAR
Review A
The power performance of this car is quite abundant even within the legal speed limit. The throttle calibration is generally quite linear, which is easy to control during daily driving and won't increase the difficulty of getting used to it due to excessive power. The smoothness performance is also okay. It responds well to small power requests. However, when a large power request is suddenly made, even in the comfort mode, there will be a short delay before a large amount of power is directly provided. This might not be liked by some people, but I can personally accept it. Generally speaking, the calibration of the powertrain of this car is relatively easy to adapt to, but there is still room for improvement in the execution of large power requests.
Let's talk about the chassis performance separately. I checked and the tire pressure of the four tires is about between 2.7 - 2.8, which isn't particularly high. This car is quite sensitive to small vibrations. The feedback of small potholes and bumps on the road to the interior of the car is quite obvious. When passing through large potholes, the car has a certain sense of heaviness as a whole, but the filtering effect is average. When passing through speed bumps, the front suspension is a bit softer and the rear is a bit stiffer. Fortunately, it's generally quite straightforward without any extra vibrations or tremors. Considering its positioning, there isn't extremely intense driving for its sporty performance. However, during daily driving, when making slightly faster turns or lane - changes, the suspension can still hold the car well, which can meet daily use without any problems. The steering feel is generally on the light side. The speed - related gain is okay, but the angle - related gain isn't very obvious. The body follow - up performance is just average. The braking feel is generally good and is relatively easy to adapt to even with CRBS. The NVH performance is generally good. The isolation of wind noise and road environmental sounds is quite excellent. However, after the speed exceeds 120, the increase in wind noise will be quite obvious (of course, it isn't very important as it has already exceeded the legal speed limit).
Review B
¡¾Appearance¡¿
First of all, in terms of appearance, it's obvious that this is what the Aion "Plus" should look like, with a more simple and harmonious design. The upper part of the front face is exactly the same as the S Plus launched last year. The chrome trim strip at the grille logo of the old - model has been removed, making the overall look more cohesive. The vertical ventilation grille below integrates with it, forming the latest family - style design. Compared with the original model, it has a stronger sense of the future and a much younger - looking shape.
¡¾Interior¡¿
When you enter the interior, you'll find that as a new - energy vehicle, the cockpit design with the old - style dual - screen is clearly out of date. After all, this trend started by Mercedes in 2014 seems inappropriate in a 2022 pure - electric vehicle. Fortunately, the designers realized this. In the "PLUS" models, the Aion LX adopts its own latest design language. A large - sized narrow - border central control screen is vertically placed in the middle of the center console. Both in terms of visual effect and practicality, it's better than the previous dual - screen.
In creating a luxurious atmosphere, the whole car uses a large amount of Alcantara - like suede and Nappa leather for wrapping, sparing no expense from the roof to the door panels. Coupled with the truffle - brown color scheme and the wraparound cockpit design, it has the texture of a British luxury car.
The 15.6 - inch central control screen has a good visual effect with narrow borders and is equipped with the ADiGO 4.0 intelligent interconnection system, which makes the in - car ecosystem more abundant. Previously, when test - driving the Aion Y and S Plus models, the system was very smooth and easy to use. Logically, the evolution to 4.0 should be even better. However, currently, this system is extremely laggy. Whether it's swiping or clicking, there's a high delay, which is extremely frustrating to operate. The lag when using the map is especially infuriating. Many times when driving, it's half a beat slow at intersections, or when jumping out of the navigation interface and then switching back, the screen keeps spinning. It's 2022 already. How can it still have such a speed from the last century!
Then there's this hidden electronic air outlet. Integrating the wind - direction adjustment into the secondary page of the screen like Tesla is okay - the times are progressing, and products should evolve. But what's unacceptable is that due to the in - car system lag and the unsmooth operation, even a simple operation like adjusting the wind direction can't be done as you wish! When you try to move it to the left, it either doesn't move or gets stuck on the far right. No matter how you adjust it on the screen, it remains stubbornly unmoved. The voice control recognizes accurately, but it doesn't execute after recognition and only responds after a long wait. When I manually pressed the voice button, the AI popped up and said, "Okay, call me if you need anything," which is really speechless.
¡¾Configuration¡¿
The 80D flagship version has been upgraded from a single - motor to a dual - motor, four - wheel drive system. The acceleration is twice as fast, and it can reach 100 km/h in just 3.9 seconds. Just ask if you're scared! At the same time, it has added a high - precision map and high - precision positioning unit, a capacitive HOD steering wheel, and a high - speed NDA intelligent navigation assistance system, so the assisted - driving performance will be better. In terms of basic configuration, it has also added memory parking, the "Thousand - mile - eye" monitoring mode, one - key remote parking, a suede roof, and 20 - inch wheels. With the same battery capacity as the entry - level model, the NEDC range of this version is 60 km less than the entry - level version. This version is obviously more suitable for consumers who have requirements for power and driving assistance, well interpreting the saying "With great power, even a brick can fly."
¡¾Power¡¿
In terms of driving, the 80D model uses a dual - motor power system, with a maximum power of about 490 horsepower and a maximum torque of 700 N¡¤m. The zero - to - hundred acceleration only takes 3.9 seconds. Pressing the accelerator pedal makes your hair stand on end. Maybe this is the pleasure that can only be felt when the zero - to - hundred acceleration is within 4 seconds. Different from ordinary Aion models, which only have 4 driving modes, it has 7. Besides adding a snow mode, there are also Eco+ and Sport+. It's easy to understand: one is more power - saving, and the other has stronger output.
In fact, with the support of 700 N¡¤m, I believe that most people can handle most scenarios when using the Eco mode. Overtaking is a breeze, and on the road, you'll think 98% of the vehicles are trash. If you encounter a tough rival, such as some high - performance models trying to overtake you, switch to the sport mode, and they'll only see your taillights. But if the opponent invites you to the racetrack or a mountain road, it's advisable to make an excuse and leave. However, it seems that this mode can't be used when the battery level is below a certain value.
Next, let's talk about a mode that people both love and hate - the single - pedal mode. To ensure sufficient power and a longer range, the single - pedal mode is almost inevitable. People who like this mode will love it very much, while those who don't like it will strongly dislike it. In fact, the performance of different brand vehicles in the single - pedal mode varies greatly. Among them, Tesla has the strongest and most direct deceleration feeling when releasing the accelerator, and it's also the most difficult to get used to. The Volkswagen ID series is relatively gentle and easier to adapt to. The LX Plus also belongs to the category with a relatively gentle kinetic energy recovery, which is relatively easy to accept when using. After getting used to it, not to mention how much power it can save, but it will make you feel very relaxed, especially in stop - and - go traffic. As long as you master the rhythm, you basically don't need to step on the brake frequently.
¡¾Chassis¡¿
The chassis tuning is more inclined to comfort, and the driving experience isn't too rigid. When passing through some rough roads and speed bumps, the vibration is filtered out quite well, and the vehicle also has a good sense of solidity.
Review C
¡¾Most Satisfying¡¿ During this test drive of the AION LX Plus 80D flagship version, what I'm most satisfied with is the vehicle's power. Thanks to the advantages of electric vehicles, the rapid acceleration has almost no lag. When you activate the sport mode and floor the accelerator, it will bring a strong sense of dizziness and tingling scalp. This car is equipped with a four-wheel drive system and a lift-type electronic gear shifter. Its maximum power reaches 360 kW, and it can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.9 seconds, ranking among the top in many new - force brands.
¡¾Exterior¡¿ The overall exterior design is very tech - savvy. The front face features a closed grille design. Combined with the hidden door handles, it is not only aesthetically pleasing but also can reduce a certain amount of wind resistance. The rear part has a delicate through - type LED light group design, and there is a relatively large spoiler at the back, highlighting the sporty atmosphere. The whole car has a slightly sloping roofline.
¡¾Interior¡¿ The interior uses a pure white design, which is very noble. The official calls it the Morning Star White interior, but it may not be easy for daily maintenance. It is wrapped in a large amount of genuine leather, and the roof is made of suede, with a great texture. The front and rear rows have spacious space. The front seats are equipped with manual leg rests and seat heating and ventilation, and the boss seat on the right rear side supports electric leg rest adjustment.
¡¾Range¡¿ There are three versions of the range. The standard version has a range of 650 km. The one I test - drove is the second - top - end version with a range of 600 km, and the top - end version has an amazing range of 1008 km, but the price also reaches 469,600 yuan. For the 600 - km - range version I test - drove, when used for urban commuting, the actual range can reach about 450 km. If you drive aggressively, the range will be significantly reduced.
¡¾Driving Feel¡¿ This car uses a front MacPherson independent suspension and a rear five - link independent suspension, with good configuration. The steering wheel has little free play and can't be said to be sporty. When the whole car passes through potholed roads, the suspension is on the soft side, moreƫÏòÓÚÊæÊʵ÷У should be translated as more inclined towards a comfortable tuning, which is more inclined towards a comfortable tuning.
¡¾Maintenance¡¿ As far as I know, the policy is that the AION LX offers lifetime free basic maintenance, lifetime free three - electric system warranty, and free basic traffic. The free charging pile it offers is the same as most new - energy brands. It is free within a fixed distance, and additional fees will be charged if it exceeds that distance.
Generally speaking, the GAC AION LX Plus is a relatively well - balanced electric SUV with rich configurations and a comfortable ride. The battery technology is the Magazine Battery technology independently developed by GAC AION, which has the safety feature of not catching fire when the whole pack is punctured.
