GAC Aion’s 2024 AION Y Younger series new models are launched with upgraded configurations
Recently, GAC Aian officially announced the launch of its 2024 AION Y Younger and AION Y Younger Star Edition. The prices of these two new models are 109,800 yuan and 116,800 yuan respectively. In terms of battery technology, they have all been upgraded to lithium iron phosphate battery packs with a capacity of 49.75 kWh and a pure electric range of 430 kilometers.
Both cars use a single-motor layout, with a maximum power of 100 kilowatts and a peak torque of 176 N·m.
In terms of appearance design, AION Y Younger and AION Y Younger Star Edition continue the previous classic shape. The trapezoidal grille layout is matched with the LED headlight set. The rear is still a through-type taillight set, making the vehicle lines smooth and full of technology. feel. The body size is 4535/1870/1650 mm and the wheelbase is 2750 mm, providing passengers with spacious seating space.
In terms of interiors, the two models adopt a traditional symmetrical layout and are equipped with a 10.25-inch LCD instrument panel and a 14.6-inch large central control screen, providing drivers with rich driving information and entertainment experience. At the same time, the design of the pocket-type shifting mechanism also makes driving more convenient.
In terms of configuration, the standard version of AION Y Younger is equipped with 6-speaker Bongiovi brand audio, reversing image, rear air vents, leather steering wheel, automatic air conditioning, voice control and other functions. The AION Y Younger Star Edition has been upgraded on this basis, adding configurations such as a 360-degree reversing image, a non-openable panoramic sunroof, imitation leather seats, and electric adjustment of the driver's seat, further improving driving comfort and safety. Convenience.
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