The all-new IM LS6, an intelligent electric SUV, has officially opened for pre-sale, with prices starting at 209,900 yuan (approximately $29,000 USD). In a remarkable display of market interest, the vehicle secured over 8,000 pre-orders within the first 45 minutes of its announcement.
Revolutionary Electric Architecture and Performance
The IM LS6 comes equipped with a completely new generation of electric systems. This includes the all-encompassing 800V NEO three-electric system architecture, a new NEO Hurricane motor, and the advanced NEO Energy Master Management System 3.0. This cutting-edge technology promises enhanced performance, efficiency, and charging capabilities.
Advanced Chassis and Driving Dynamics
Beyond its powertrain, the IM LS6 boasts a standard all-wheel-steered chassis, featuring a full-line control steering system and an intelligent four-wheel steering system. This is further enhanced by the “Lingxi” Digital Chassis 3.0, Momenta’s physical AI world model, and IMClaw intelligent control. The IMAD advanced intelligent assisted driving full-function package is also being offered for free to early adopters.
Pricing and Variants
The pre-sale pricing for the different IM LS6 variants are as follows:
- Max Version: Priced at 209,900 yuan. Features a 76kWh battery, offering a CLTC range of 650km and a 0-100 km/h acceleration in 6.4 seconds. This is a rear-wheel-drive model.
- Pro Max Version: Priced at 229,900 yuan. Equipped with a 93kWh battery, providing a CLTC range of 782km and a 0-100 km/h acceleration in 5.4 seconds. This is also a rear-wheel-drive model.
- Ultra Version: Priced at 264,900 yuan. Comes with a 103kWh battery, delivering a CLTC range of 750km and an impressive 0-100 km/h acceleration in just 3.48 seconds. This variant features an all-wheel-drive system.
The strong pre-order numbers suggest significant consumer enthusiasm for the IM LS6, positioning it as a compelling option in the competitive electric SUV market. Its blend of advanced technology, performance metrics, and competitive pricing appears to have struck a chord with potential buyers.
