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GAC Aion V — Price, Specs & Review 2026

Compare every GAC Aion V variant sold new in Australia. 2 variants, from $42,590 to $44,590 RRP. Side-by-side specs, ANCAP safety, fuel economy, EV range and charging, towing capacity, warranty and running costs — pricing sourced from the GAC Australian website and updated weekly.

Every GAC Aion V variant in Australia, compared

2 variants of the GAC Aion V are on sale in Australia. Tap a variant to jump to its specs, or compare them side-by-side in the table below.

GAC Aion V variants compared by price, power, fuel and drivetrain
VariantRRPPower / TorqueFuel / RangeDriveSeats
Premium2026$42,590150kW / 210Nm510km WLTPFWD5
Luxury2026$44,590150kW / 210Nm510km WLTPFWD5

GAC Aion V Premium

$42,590

Power
150kW
Torque
210Nm
0–100
9s
EV range
510km
Gearbox
Automatic
Drive
FWD
Seats
5
0
ANCAP
5-star

The GAC Aion V Premium is a practical five-seat electric SUV that suits Australian families seeking affordable EV motoring with impressive real-world range, offering 510km between charges and genuinely low running costs around $1405 annually. Its standout strength is the combination of genuine practicality-427 litres of boot space plus a 5-star ANCAP safety rating-backed by an eight-year warranty that demonstrates manufacturer confidence. One consideration: the 150kW motor provides adequate rather than exciting performance, so it's best suited to drivers prioritising efficiency and dependability over acceleration.

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GAC Aion V Luxury

$44,590

Power
150kW
Torque
210Nm
0–100
9s
EV range
510km
Gearbox
Automatic
Drive
FWD
Seats
5
0
ANCAP
5-star

The 2026 GAC Aion V Luxury is a compact electric SUV suited to Australian families seeking low running costs (approximately $1,405 annually) and hassle-free ownership with an 8-year warranty. Its standout strength is the 510km driving range on a single charge, making it genuinely practical for metropolitan commutes and regional trips without constant recharging anxiety. One consideration: the 150kW front-wheel-drive powertrain delivers modest acceleration compared to sportier EVs, so it prioritises efficiency and everyday usability over performance.

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FAQ

GAC Aion V — frequently asked questions

The most common buyer questions, answered straight from the spec sheet.

The 2026 GAC Aion V Premium has a recommended retail price of $42,590 before on-road costs in Australia. Always confirm final pricing with your local dealer.