Vehicle model
Aion LX Eleven
The Aion LX Eleven represents the bold venture of Chinese brand Aion into the high-performance electric SUV segment. Aion, a subsidiary of GAC (Guangzhou Automobile Group), was established in 2017 with the mission of developing a comprehensive range of electric vehicles primarily targeting the rapidly expanding Chinese market. The launch of the original Aion LX in 2019 marked a significant milestone for the brand, offering a sophisticated electric SUV that combined generous range, advanced technologies, and modern design at a competitive price point. The LX Eleven model, unveiled in 2020 and primarily marketed in 2021, represents the ultra-high-performance version of this lineup. With its "Eleven" designation, Aion aimed to evoke absolute excellence, the number eleven symbolizing the exceeding of expectations. This model fits within GAC Aion's strategy to compete directly with international premium electric vehicle manufacturers, notably Tesla with its Model X Performance, but also new Chinese entrants like NIO and XPeng that offered sport versions of their electric SUVs. Aesthetically, the Aion LX Eleven distinguishes itself through resolutely futuristic and aerodynamic design. The front fascia features a solid grille characteristic of electric vehicles, integrating sophisticated LED lighting forming a distinctive light signature. The fluid lines and dynamic profile contribute to an optimized drag coefficient, a crucial element for maximizing range. Large-diameter alloy wheels and aerodynamic details specific to the Eleven version accentuate the vehicle's sporting character. The interior reflects the brand's premium ambitions with quality materials, a large central touchscreen, configurable digital instrument cluster, and a multitude of connected features. Aion particularly emphasized technological integration, offering advanced driver assistance systems and complete connectivity with the Chinese digital ecosystem. The market positioning of the Aion LX Eleven clearly targeted affluent clientele seeking performance and range without compromise. In China, the vehicle sold at a competitive price compared to European or American alternatives, benefiting from government subsidies for electric vehicles. Production took place in GAC's ultramodern facilities in Guangzhou, equipped with advanced manufacturing technologies. The model's reception in China was generally positive, with specialized media praising the impressive range and electrifying performance. However, the Aion LX Eleven remained essentially a model destined for the domestic Chinese market, with very limited international distribution. This model's legacy lies in its demonstration that Chinese manufacturers could develop performance electric vehicles capable of competing with global benchmarks, paving the way for subsequent international expansion of brands like Aion into European and North American markets.
History
History of the Aion LX Eleven
The Aion LX Eleven represents the bold venture of Chinese brand Aion into the high-performance electric SUV segment. Aion, a subsidiary of GAC (Guangzhou Automobile Group), was established in 2017 with the mission of developing a comprehensive range of electric vehicles primarily targeting the rapidly expanding Chinese market. The launch of the original Aion LX in 2019 marked a significant milestone for the brand, offering a sophisticated electric SUV that combined generous range, advanced technologies, and modern design at a competitive price point. The LX Eleven model, unveiled in 2020 and primarily marketed in 2021, represents the ultra-high-performance version of this lineup. With its "Eleven" designation, Aion aimed to evoke absolute excellence, the number eleven symbolizing the exceeding of expectations. This model fits within GAC Aion's strategy to compete directly with international premium electric vehicle manufacturers, notably Tesla with its Model X Performance, but also new Chinese entrants like NIO and XPeng that offered sport versions of their electric SUVs. Aesthetically, the Aion LX Eleven distinguishes itself through resolutely futuristic and aerodynamic design. The front fascia features a solid grille characteristic of electric vehicles, integrating sophisticated LED lighting forming a distinctive light signature. The fluid lines and dynamic profile contribute to an optimized drag coefficient, a crucial element for maximizing range. Large-diameter alloy wheels and aerodynamic details specific to the Eleven version accentuate the vehicle's sporting character. The interior reflects the brand's premium ambitions with quality materials, a large central touchscreen, configurable digital instrument cluster, and a multitude of connected features. Aion particularly emphasized technological integration, offering advanced driver assistance systems and complete connectivity with the Chinese digital ecosystem. The market positioning of the Aion LX Eleven clearly targeted affluent clientele seeking performance and range without compromise. In China, the vehicle sold at a competitive price compared to European or American alternatives, benefiting from government subsidies for electric vehicles. Production took place in GAC's ultramodern facilities in Guangzhou, equipped with advanced manufacturing technologies. The model's reception in China was generally positive, with specialized media praising the impressive range and electrifying performance. However, the Aion LX Eleven remained essentially a model destined for the domestic Chinese market, with very limited international distribution. This model's legacy lies in its demonstration that Chinese manufacturers could develop performance electric vehicles capable of competing with global benchmarks, paving the way for subsequent international expansion of brands like Aion into European and North American markets.
Technology
Technologies, engines and platforms
The Aion LX Eleven is built on GAC's GEP 2.0 modular electric platform, specifically designed for electric vehicles. The Eleven version distinguishes itself with its dual-motor powertrain developing approximately 400 horsepower, offering performance worthy of a sports vehicle with 0-100 km/h achieved in under four seconds. The high-capacity lithium-ion battery (approximately 93 kWh) promises a range exceeding 600 kilometers according to the Chinese NEDC cycle. An advanced thermal management system optimizes battery performance and longevity. The 400V electrical architecture enables fast charging, while level 2+ driver assistance systems include adaptive cruise control, lane keeping, and automated parking, positioning the vehicle among the most technologically advanced on the Chinese market.
Tires and wheels
Tire and wheel compatibility
Tire and wheel dimensions for the Aion LX Eleven vary depending on versions and markets. It is essential to verify the exact specifications corresponding to your model year and specific configuration before purchasing any tires or wheels.
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