Avatr has launched the extended-range version of the Avatr 11, following the success of the Avatr 12’s extended-range model just a few months ago. Priced between 279,900 and 299,900 yuan, the Avatr 11 is set to be another market hit, powered by Changan’s Kunlun extended-range hybrid system.

Similarities with Avatr 12

The Avatr 11 extended-range shares a similar product strategy to the Avatr 12, with minimal changes to its exterior, interior, and overall configuration. The key difference is the power system, as the Avatr 11 is now equipped with the Kunlun extended-range system, which was first introduced in the Avatr 12. Although the two models share the same power system and parameters, the Avatr 11, being an SUV, has slightly higher wind resistance and a taller body, which may impact energy consumption and battery life. However, both vehicles are expected to perform at similar levels in terms of efficiency and range.

No Weaknesses Left

With the introduction of the extended-range version, Avatr has effectively addressed its only previous weakness—battery life in the pure electric version. The Kunlun system now gives both the Avatr 11 and 12 exceptional range, making them among the most competitive luxury medium-to-large SUVs in the 250,000-300,000 yuan price range.

The Avatr 11 now stands as a well-rounded, high-tech vehicle, with leading-edge technology like the ADS 3.0 intelligent driving system from Huawei. Avatr’s strategic shift into the luxury SUV and sedan markets, coupled with the performance of models like the Avatr 07, cements its position in the 200,000-300,000 yuan domestic car market.

Conclusion

With no major product weaknesses remaining, the Avatr 11 extended-range version is a strong contender in its class. Whether in SUV or sedan form, Avatr’s vehicles are now complete packages for buyers seeking luxury, innovation, and strong performance at competitive prices.