Shanghai (Gasgoo)- On June 7, the Chongqing International Auto Exhibition 2025 officially kicked off, with AVATR, a Chinese premium intelligent new energy vehicle brand, showcasing its complete vehicle lineup and announcing that cumulative sales had surpassed 150,000 units. The brand also revealed that its average transaction price exceeds 270,000 yuan.
According to the company, since the market launch of the AVATR 11, it has released four vehicle models in three years. Its Series C funding round raised over 11 billion yuan, marking the largest single fundraising deal in China's auto industry last year.
AVATR's current portfolio includes the AVATR 11, 12, 07, and its latest model, the AVATR 06, which hit the market in April this year.
The AVATR 06 is available in five variants, with prices ranging from 209,900 yuan to 279,900 yuan. Within just over a month of market launch, the model has already recorded over 10,000-unit deliveries.
Built on the AVATR 2.0 design philosophy, the AVATR 06 is a midsize model offering powertrains for both BEVs (battery electric vehicles) and REEVs (range-extended electric vehicles).
The model retains AVATR's signature design language and comes in eye-catching colors such as purple, white, and orange—appealing especially to younger consumers. The front fascia features a split-headlamp setup with high-tech detailing, and an "F"-shaped LED daytime running light with a distinctive lighting effect. The BEV version is equipped with an active grille, while the REEV variant adopts a black mesh design.
The AVATR 07, which went on sale in September last year, is also offered in both BEV and REEV configurations, with six trims priced from 219,900 yuan to 289,900 yuan. To date, it has surpassed 50,000 units in cumulative deliveries.
On the distribution front, AVATR has established over 700 sales and service outlets across 212 cities as of the end of May. The brand now covers 82% of prefecture-level cities and has a 76% presence in major commercial districts.
Internationally, AVATR is accelerating its global expansion, aiming to enter more than 50 countries and regions by 2025 with a planned network of over 160 outlets.
