New Chinese EV brand announces price cut and free charger for first Australian model
GAC reduces prices on its Aion V electric SUV as part of EOFY sales with $2,000 cashback on top variant and a free home charger.
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Riz is the founder of carloop based in Melbourne, specialising in Australian EV data, insight reports and trends. He is a mechanical engineer who spent the first 7 years of his career building transport infrastructure before starting carloop. He has a passion for cars, particularly EVs and wants to help reduce transport emissions in Australia. He currently drives a red Tesla Model 3.
Aion UT review: Small, cheap, and surprisingly complete electric hatchback
We got behind the wheel of GAC’s new electric hatchback to see what $31,990 gets you in today’s EV market.
GAC opens orders for Aion UT electric hatchback, with initial drive-away price under $31,000
GAC opens orders the Aion UT compact hatchback, with a special drive-away price for first customers and offering 430km of range.
GAC Aion UT electric hatchback gets approval for sale, just days after launch confirmed
GAC Aion UT electric hatchback approved for sale in Australia, as the second EV from the global giant inches closer to Australia.
GAC Aion UT electric hatchback confirmed for Australia
GAC Aion UT electric hatchback confirmed for sale in Australia, months after automotive giant's launch in Australia.
Top China car brand GAC springs surprise with release of first EV in Australian market
GAC has surprised many by announcing its entry into the Australian market in Melbourne this week, starting with its global electric model, the Aion V.
China’s GAC Aion lands EVs in a new right hand market
Another major Chinese EV brand is landing EVs into a new right-hand-drive market with expansion in full swing - Is Australia on the cards too?
Emerging Chinese EV maker sends out first batch of right hand drive electric cars
New right-hand-drive EV models are heading to Thailand as GAC Aion brand looks to expands globally.
More EV brands set up right-hand-drive electric vehicle production
New EV brands are setting up EV manufacturing operation of cars that could potentially make it to Australian shores in coming years.