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Aiways U6 Coupe SUV undergoes final testing in Europe before debut

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Last updated: 2022/10/29 at 2:46 AM
EV-a2zm Published October 29, 2022 3 Min Read
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Aiways has announced that it would begin offering its new U6 Coupe SUV in a few European markets in December, with prices expected to start at about €39,000 (£34,000). According to InsideEVs, U6 deliveries will begin in the first half of 2023.

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About AiwaysInside the Aiways U6

Another coupe SUV is coming to Europe from China – the ProDrive-tuned Aiways U6 https://t.co/UJOWRxsurH pic.twitter.com/AIKTVauok4

— Autocar (@autocar) October 24, 2022

About Aiways

Chinese electric vehicle maker Aiways Automobiles Company Ltd. was founded in 2017. The line “Ai is on the way” is where the term Aiways comes from. According to its website, the brand is “committed to innovatively applying intelligent technology to various scenarios of people-vehicles-travel-life, providing thoughtful and personalized care, and creating a better travel life with users.”

After launching its U5 SUV in Europe, it is now set to introduce its second model, the U6 Coupe SUV. 

U6 Coupe SUV Power and Performance

The new Aiways U6 has the same platform and wheelbase of 2,800 mm (110.2 inches) as the U5. However, the U6 is slightly broader and over 100 mm (4 inches) longer.

According to Auto Car, the U6 has sportier proportions and posture than the U5. It features a blunt front end, a big, angled tailgate, and a modest lip spoiler. 

Aiways U6 to arrive in Europe

Aiways has confirmed it will begin sales of its new U6 in selected European markets in December at a price tipped to start at around €39,000 (£34,000), ahead of planned deliveries of left-hand-drive models during the first half of 2023. pic.twitter.com/cgNFxi9B7C

— StrainsMedia (@StrainsMedia) October 25, 2022

Notably, the VW ID. 5 and Aiways U6 claim to have a drag coefficient of 0.26Cd.

Furthermore, the 1790kg U6 is propelled by a 215bhp, 232lb-ft electric engine. It claims to power the vehicle from 0 to 62 mph in 6.9 seconds and up to a top speed of 100 mph. 

It has an official range of 249 miles on the WLTP test cycle, with charging rates of 11 kW (AC) and 90 kW (DC). The direct current enables a 20% to 80% top-up of energy reserves in 35 minutes under ideal charging conditions. As for the battery, it has a 63-kWh battery pack, which uses CATL cells.

According to calculations made using the WLTP test procedures, it claims to use between 15.9 and 16.6 kWh/100 km (3.9 to 3.74 mi/kWh) electricity.

Inside the Aiways U6

The U6 boasts a dashboard with a distinctive design and what Aiways refers to as its AI cockpit. A tinier 8.2 inches instrument display and a larger 14.6 inches infotainment display are located in front of the driver. Remarkably, the Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are supported by the infotainment’s Android OS 9.0 operating system.

The interior design of the #Aiways U6 SUV-Coupé opens up a whole new chapter in automotive design 🤩 Do you like it? pic.twitter.com/nMAy92H4gg

— Aiways (@aiways_official) October 25, 2022

In a pod that juts out of the dashboard’s center, there is a multi-function steering wheel and a phone charging pad. Meanwhile, inside the front portion of the center console is a unique twist-grip gear selector that was designed as a nod to motorboat gear selectors.

Innovative menu navigation: AI-Tech ensures optimum operability 🆕 The increased available computing power lays the foundation for a completely newly developed operating software inside the #Aiways U6 SUV-Coupé.  ➡ Get to know our new beautiful car: https://t.co/rxv6BkgVXC pic.twitter.com/1DmdlU3lgD

— Aiways (@aiways_official) October 24, 2022

As for the deliveries, we know the company will begin in the first six months of 2023. It is expected to cost about €39,000 and will be manufactured in the Shangrao factory alongside the U5.

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