In Pictures: GAC Aion Launches Ray 7 Electric Sedan With Up to 702 km Range, Targeting Younger Buyers

The Ray 7 joins a crowded mid-to-large EV sedan segment where competitive pricing and long range are key selling points.

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GAC Aion is positioning the Ray 7 to appeal to younger buyers with its sleek fastback-inspired silhouette.

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Rivals such as Mercedes-Benz's EQE illustrate the premium competition the Ray 7 undercuts on price.

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The Ray 7's launch pricing starts at 114,700 yuan ($17,080), well below many established electric sedans.

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LiDAR-equipped Ray 7 variants add urban navigation assistance to compete on advanced driver tech.

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Buyers choosing the 702 km CLTC variant gain extended range for longer intercity journeys.

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The Ray 7 arrives as Chinese automakers push ever-longer CLTC range figures to attract younger drivers.

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Huawei's brake-by-wire system on the top trim highlights the growing role of tech suppliers in China's EV market.

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The Ray 7 launch adds pressure on rivals in China's increasingly competitive electric sedan market.

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