Gasgoo Munich- On February 27, AITO released official images of the M6 in seven new colorways. The names employ Chinese puns—roughly translating to "Force Blue," "Fortune Purple," "Career Orange," "Awake Teal," "Hey-Not-Bad Black," "Bye-Bye Trouble White," and "Easy-Going Silver." Spanning blue, purple, orange, teal, black, white, and silver, the palette targets a younger demographic.
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The AITO M6 is positioned asa 250,000-yuan family SUV, expectedto launch in Q2 2026, fillingtheAITO price gap between M5 and M7, fully completing the "56789" product matrix.
Visually, the new model continues the family design language. A closed front grille and slender headlights create a distinct look. Vertical air ducts flank the headlight clusters, while a three-section lower intake adds a sporty touch.
The side profile features petal-style glossy black wheels—a first for the HarmonyOS Mobility family—along with red brake calipers and semi-hidden door handles, balancing aerodynamic efficiency with visual flair. A roof-mounted LiDAR and multiple cameras on the fenders suggest the vehicle will feature Huawei's ADS advanced driving system.
In terms of powertrain, the M6 will offer both pure electric and extended-range variants, both featuring a dual-motor all-wheel-drive system. The front and rear motors deliver maximum power of 160 kW and 180 kW, respectively. The extended-range version uses a 1.5-liter turbo engine producing 112 kW, with battery options of 37 kWh and 53 kWh, while the pure electric model is equipped with a 100 kWh battery to meet diverse consumer needs.
On February 2, Richard Yu, Huawei's executive director and chairman of the Consumer Business Group, teased the vehicle, calling the M6 a "key model" and confirming the "56789" lineup is complete for a spring debut. With the color palette now revealed, the launch timeline is becoming clearer, positioning the M6 as a key contender in the 250,000-yuan family smart SUV market.
