GAC has announced the addition of a short-range AION UT to its all-electric lineup in Australia; an offering which is set to stir up the entry-level EV market.
- GAC confirms arrival of shorter-range AION UT to Australian market
- Offers up to 320km1 (WLTP) range from 44kWh Magazine Battery 2.0 pack
- Model to be available late 2026 with further details released closer to launch
Designed for the urban jungle
Designed with urban mobility and financial accessibility front of mind, the AION UT derivative is equipped with a smaller 44kWh Magazine Battery 2.0 pack – a component that lays claim to being one of the world’s safest battery pack units. Set to deliver 320km1 (WLTP) of range, the model will be a standout performer when it comes to daily driving performance in this portion of the marketplace, when compared to other highly talked-about rivals.
While further details for the model’s local specification and pricing remain under wraps until closer to launch in late 2026. The existing AION UT – currently starting from $31,990 driveaway nationwide. Provides a strong indication for the anticipated positioning of this exciting new option for Australian consumers.
Kevin Shu, CEO GAC Australia said, “GAC is committed to delivering products that are tailored to the needs of Australian consumers. And in this instance, the call for more accessible entry-level EVs was particularly strong.
With innovative powertrain technologies, distinctive European-influenced design, and a generously spacious interior that defies its compact exterior footprint. I am confident the short-range AION UT will be a leading option. Not just for those considering their first EV, but also those looking for their first car”.
Further official information for this addition to the Australian AION UT lineup will be shared over the coming months.