Aion Malaysia has teased the GAC Aion Hyptec HT for the local market via its Facebook page. This premium electric SUV boasts a 600km range and the head turning gullwing doors that when it opens it looks like a Falcon.
The model had already made its presence felt in Malaysia when it was previewed at the Malaysia Autoshow last year. With neighbouring Thailand and Indonesia having already launched it, its arrival in Malaysia is expected soon. However, the teaser did not reveal any specifications.
Based on available information, Malaysia is likely to receive the Chinese version (available in two configurations), or the single variant that’s sold in Thailand and Indonesia. The former offers two motor outputs and four battery options. The 245PS motor is paired with either a 70kWh battery, providing a 550km CLTC range, or a 72.7kWh battery, delivering a 600km range. Meanwhile, the more powerful 340PS motor is available with an 80kWh battery for a 670km range or a 99.5kWh battery capable of 825km.
Image: Paultan.orgAs for the version sold in the neighbouring markets, the Hyptec HT features an 83.3 kWh battery powering a single motor that produces 340 PS and 430 Nm of torque. This setup enables the SUV to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 5.8 seconds.
On the inside, the Hyptec HT features a massive 14.6 inch infotainment system and 8.8 inch digital instrument panel. As for the seating, the car comes with first class seats that is adjustable to 143 degrees and there is also the 22 Dolby atmos speakers placed around the interior. Furthermore, the interior also comes with a foldable table for the passengers.
In terms of pricing, the Hyptec HT starts at THB1.449 million (~RM188,000) in Thailand, while it is priced at IDR685 million (~RM189,000) in Indonesia. Based on these figures, the model is expected to be priced between RM185,000 and RM200,000 when it officially launches in Malaysia. As for when that may be, Aion Malaysia has yet to confirm.
(Source: Aion Malaysia [Facebook], via Paultan.org)
Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter or Telegram for more updates and breaking news.
