GAC AION UT Luxury

GAC AION UT Luxury specs and price

Available 2026 - CurrentFBT exempt

The GAC AION UT Luxury is a front-drive small car priced from $35,990 RRP, with a 62kWh LFP battery and 430km of WLTP range (an estimated 412km in mixed real-world driving).

Price$35,990RRP before on-road costs

430 km
Range (WLTP)
62 kWh
Battery
87 kW
DC Fast Charge
7.3 s
0–100 km/h
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Premium

$31,990

↓ $4,000 less

Luxury

$35,990

Current

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Key Specs

  • Price: The GAC AION UT Luxury costs $35,990 RRP before on-road costs in Australia.
  • Range: 430km WLTP, or an estimated 412km in mixed real-world driving.
  • Battery: 62kWh LFP (60kWh usable).
  • Charging: Up to 87kW DC (10-80% in 34 minutes) and 11kW AC (0-100% in 6 hrs).
  • 0-100 km/h: 7.3 seconds.
  • Ground clearance: 147mm.
  • Weight: 1,700kg kerb weight.
  • Boot space: 440L, or 1,600L with the seats folded.
  • V2L / V2H / V2G: Supports V2L at 3.3kW; V2H no; V2G no.

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About the AION UT

The AION UT Luxury is the top grade of GAC's compact electric hatchback, pairing a city-friendly size with a roomy cabin, a 60kWh LFP battery, 150kW motor and up to 430km of WLTP range. Over the Premium, it adds a panoramic sunroof with electric sunshade, power tailgate, wireless phone charging, power-folding mirrors and a ventilated driver's seat.

Battery and Charging

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GAC AION UT Luxury battery and charging specifications
Battery size (capacity)62 kWh
Battery size (useable)60 kWh
Battery chemistryLFP
Charge port type (AC / DC)Type 2 / CCS
Charge port locationRight Side - Front
Charge power (max) – AC11 kW
Charge time (0-100%) – AC6 hrs
Fast charge power (max) – DC87 kW
Fast charge power (avg) – DC74 kW
Fast charge time (10-80%) – DC34 minutes

Cost to fully charge at home: about $20 (60kWh at 33c/kWh, estimated)

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Bidirectional Charging (V2X)

Bidirectional charging support
Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G)No
Vehicle-to-Home (V2H)No
Vehicle-to-Load (V2L)Yes
Max Power Output (V2L)3.3 kW

Range and Efficiency

WLTP is the standard range test used in Australia and Europe. Real-world figures are Zecar estimates, calculated from the WLTP result and body shape at an assumed average speed of 70 km/h (combined), 30 km/h (city) and 110 km/h (highway). Your range will vary with weather, load and driving style. Read our EV range guide
TestRangeConsumption
WLTP (Combined)430 km140 Wh/km
Real-world (Combined)*412 km146 Wh/km
Real-world (City)*438 km137 Wh/km
Real-world (Highway)*366 km165 Wh/km

Running cost: about $4.82 per 100km charging at home (estimated combined consumption at 33c/kWh)

*Estimated

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Performance

7.3 s

Acceleration (0-100 km/hr)

160 km/h

Top speed

150 kW

Power

210 Nm

Torque

Front

Drive type

BEV

Fuel

Body and Chassis

Body and chassis specifications
Seats5
Dimensions (LxWxH)4270mm x 1850mm x 1575mm
Wheelbase2,750 mm
Ground Clearance147 mm
Kerb Weight1,700 kg
Body StyleHatchback
Turning Circle10.4 m
Boot Capacity (std/max)440 L / 1,600 L
EV Dedicated PlatformYes
SegmentSmall Car

Compare AION UT variants

VariantPriceRange (WLTP)Battery0–100 km/hDrive
Premium$31,990430 km62 kWh7.3 sFront
LuxuryThis page$35,990430 km62 kWh7.3 sFront

Warranty and Servicing

Car warranty

8 years / Unlimited km

Battery warranty

8 years / 200,000 km

Regular service intervals

12 months / 12,000 km

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