The GAC Yue 7 plug-in hybrid SUV has launched in China, positioned as a competitor to the BYD Ti 7. The vehicle is scheduled for a future international release under the name GAC XT80, following previous teasers for the UAE market.
The crossover measures 5045/2004/1933 mm with a 2,900 mm wheelbase and 230 mm ground clearance, which can reach 310 mm via air suspension. It features a PHEV system with a 1.5-liter engine. The FWD version delivers 205 kW, while the AWD variant reaches 220 kW with a 4.2-second acceleration time.
Buyers can choose between 28.3 kWh and 50 kWh batteries, providing a CLTC electric range of 161–261 km. The interior accommodates five passengers and includes a 1.1-meter panoramic screen, a 15.6-inch touchscreen, and a 745-liter trunk that expands to 1,860 liters with folded seats.
The vehicle is equipped with the ADiGO 3.0 assisted driving system, utilizing 27 sensors and a roof-mounted 192-line LiDAR in top trims. This L2 ADAS supports Navigate On Autopilot for urban and highway driving, requiring constant driver supervision.
The GAC Yue 7 is available in four trim levels. With a limited-time discount, the price ranges from ¥161 800 to ¥207 800 ($24 150 to $31 015). For comparison, the BYD Ti 7 is currently priced between ¥179 800 and ¥239 800.
