In Pictures: GAC-Huawei Aistaland adds EREV variant to GT7 to boost slow sales

Aistaland's GT7 EREV variant arrives as the GAC-Huawei brand seeks to reverse sluggish sales with a longer-range powertrain option.

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The new Ultra Comfort editions pair the GT7 shooting brake silhouette with an extended-range electric powertrain.

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The EREV variant delivers a combined CLTC range of 1,300 km, addressing range anxiety for buyers of the GT7.

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Aistaland is positioning the GT7 EREV as a practical bridge between battery-electric driving and long-distance travel.

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The limited-time promotional price of 221,900 yuan ($33,044) aims to draw buyers to the GT7's new Ultra Comfort trim.

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Extended-range powertrains like the GT7's remain popular in China as a hedge against charging infrastructure gaps.

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The GT7 EREV joins a crowded field of new-energy vehicles competing for attention in China's slowing market.

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GAC and Huawei launched Aistaland as a joint brand, betting on technology and design to lift flagging sales.

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The GT7 shooting brake coupe body style sets the EREV variant apart in an increasingly homogenized EV segment.

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