The Jetta M6 is the first battery electric vehicle from the FAW-Volkswagen sub-brand. The sedan is built on the proprietary Jiesi architecture and features a front-wheel-drive, single-motor layout. The vehicle measures 4,806 mm in length with a 2,820 mm wheelbase.
The lineup includes three variants: 465 Pro, 555 Max, and 555 Ultra. Prices start at ¥79 800, ¥89 800, and ¥99 800 respectively. The 465 Pro uses a 42.9-kWh battery, while the higher trims are equipped with a 51.9-kWh battery. All models utilize lithium iron phosphate batteries from CALB.
The top 555 Ultra trim features the Journey 6M chip from Horizon Robotics, enabling city and highway navigation on autopilot. Standard equipment across all versions includes automated parking, emergency braking, and a heat pump. The interior is equipped with a 15.6-inch central touchscreen.
Jetta plans to launch five new models by 2028, including four new energy vehicles. The company targets annual production and sales of 400 000 to 500 000 vehicles in the medium term. The brand's technology unit, based in Chengdu, manages local research and development.
