This three-row luxury SUV can dodge a simulated moose at 76.9 km/h (47.8 mph) — a result that would be respectable for a sports sedan, let alone a family hauler with a fridge in the back.
Lead trim: M8 dual-motor AWD (227-392 kW range)
AITO M8M8 · 2025–present
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FactThis three-row luxury SUV can dodge a simulated moose at 76.9 km/h (47.8 mph) — a result that would be respectable for a sports sedan, let alone a family hauler with a fridge in the back.
The AITO M8, built by Seres under the AITO brand in partnership with Huawei's multi-brand HIMA automotive alliance, is a full-size luxury SUV offered in both a range-extender EREV form (a 1.5-litre HG15T turbo four acting as generator) and a pure battery-electric (EV) form, spanning 227-392 kW (309-533 PS) combined output. LFP or NMC battery packs from 36 to 100 kWh give 201-310 km EREV electric range (625-705 km for the EV) and up to 1,526 km combined CLTC range. Front-engine, dual-motor all-wheel drive; wheelbase 3,105 mm (122.2 in), length 5,190 mm (204.3 in), width 1,999 mm (78.7 in), height 1,795 mm (70.7 in), curb weight 2,555-2,715 kg (5,633-5,986 lb). The page calls this a "range extender series plug-in hybrid" rather than using a bare "plug-in hybrid" phrase tied to one trim, and the output spans both EREV and EV forms, so fuel_type and horsepower are left unset at the generation level rather than assigned to one ambiguous figure.
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| Trim | Years | Engine | Power | Torque | 0–60 | Drive | Gearbox | MSRP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| M8 dual-motor AWD (227-392 kW range) | 2025–present | — | — | — | — | AWD | — | — |
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