IM LS8 Large SUV Opens Pre-Sales in China, Priced from 259,800 to 309,800 Yuan

Published: Mar 27, 2026 15:47
On March 27, the IM LS8 officially opened for pre-sales. The new vehicle is positioned as a large SUV and is available in five-seat and six-seat versions. The pre-sale price ranges from 259,800 yuan to 309,800 yuan. Li Weimeng, Chief Marketing Officer of IM Motors, compared the brand to Sam's Club and Costco, emphasizing its focus on quality-oriented families.

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