Gasgoo Munich- The first mass-produced AISTALAND GT7 rolled off the assembly line on June 22.
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Pre-orders for the AISTALANDGT7 opened nationwide on May 29, with pricing set between 219,900 yuan and 309,900 yuan. The lineup includes four trims: Standard, Ultra, Ultra Long Range, and Ultra Tri-motor AWD.
As the brand’s debut model, the GT7 is packed with Huawei’s latest Qiankun technologies. It features a new-generation dual-optical-path, image-grade LiDAR and the Huawei Qiankun ADS 5.0 autonomous driving system. The chassis rides on the debut Huawei Qiankun Chitu platform, coming standard with closed-type dual-chamber air suspension, continuously adjustable dampers, and high-performance four-piston calipers. Paired with the HUAWEI XMC digital chassis engine, the car sprints from zero to 100 km/h in 2.98 seconds and brakes from 100 km/h in under 33 meters.
Inside, the cabin houses a new-generation HarmonyOS cockpit and seven intelligent agents, alongside the debut of the HUAWEI SOUND AI interactive star-ring speaker system for an immersive audio-visual experience. The powertrain supports 6C supercharging, enabling a maximum range of 900 km under CLTC conditions — a move designed to alleviate range anxiety.
On the practicality front, the GT7 offers a 215-liter frunk and a 647-liter trunk that expands to 1,606 liters with the rear seats folded down. Those seats also collapse flat at the touch of a button to create a 1.9-meter bed. The front features dual zero-gravity seats, and the cabin boasts 37 storage spaces in total, blending a sporty character with family utility. Externally, the design follows an "elegant tension" aesthetic, with fluid yet muscular lines.
For sales channels, AISTALAND is adopting a dual-network model combining "Huawei Qiankun Smart Driving Authorized Experience Centers" and "AISTALAND User Centers." The network currently spans 300 stores across 70 cities, with full operations expected by the end of June to facilitate viewing, test drives, and deliveries.
