The Aistaland GT7 has officially been launched in China. Developed in collaboration between GAC Group and Huawei, this new Chinese EV is offering 768 hp in a shooting brake style.
Built on an advanced 800V architecture, the GT7 is offered in five variants, with a starting price of $30,900. The entry-level single-motor version produces 340 hp and sprints from 0-62 mph in just under 6 seconds, and can cover up to 900 km in a single charge.
The tri-motor setup pushes out a massive 768 hp, launching the GT7 from 0-62 mph in a claimed 2.98 seconds. That’s proper supercar territory. Even more impressive, it still manages a range of up to 900 km depending on the configuration.
Visually, the Aistaland GT7 stands out with its low, wide shooting brake stance. Aerodynamics play a big role here, with 14 separate enhancements including active grille shutters and a sleek, aluminium clamshell hood.
Did ai write this or do you just not know what a shooting brake is?
Total Porsche Panamera Sport Turismo copy 😂
Shooting brake… I know a lot about cars having wrenched since the age of 14 to present, but I don’t think I’ve ever of a shooting brake. Call me uninformed or whatever but should I know what it is? And if the GT7 is actually $30k, I’ll take one – even if it is made in China. It looks very sporty and fast for a wagon, sleek and stylish. And dressed in that shade of red makes it look racy, fast! Sign me up…
you can call it a lowered, aero efficient crossover? a fastback wagon?
Shooting brake is actually not inaccurate. Aston Martin made 4 doors shooting brakes too