From:Internet Info Agency 2026-11-05 10:36:12
On November 4, 2026, AITO announced more configuration details for the new AITO M8. The new vehicle will officially launch on November 13. In terms of configuration, the new AITO M8 features full-cabin health lighting, an in-car eye-protection "floor lamp," and a ceiling study light. The tray table vanity mirror measures 192mm × 147mm, supports stepless positioning, and comes with a built-in ring fill light; the front sun visor vanity mirror measures 318mm × 105mm with adjustable color temperature and brightness. For seating, the new vehicle adds horizontally sliding zero-gravity seats. The second-row right-side zero-gravity seat gains left-right lateral adjustment, while the driver and front passenger seats are equipped with dual zero-gravity seats, achieving a three zero-gravity seat layout throughout the cabin with 120° dual zero-pressure angles. Seat massage maximum pressure has been increased by 92%. In other configurations, the in-car heating and cooling box can cool down to as low as -18°C and heat within a range of 35-50°C. The six-seat version's underfloor storage compartment has been increased to 63L, with total volume reaching 416L when fully occupied. The new vehicle adopts an 800V architecture across all variants, with the pure electric version offering 830km of pure electric range and the extended-range version delivering 1,435km of combined range. The chassis features dual-chamber dual-valve suspension and rear-wheel steering, and is equipped with Huawei Qiankun ADS 5 and a new-generation omnidirectional stereo fusion perception system, designed on an L3 architecture. The new AITO M8 opened for pre-sale on September 30, with a pre-sale price starting at 389,800 yuan.

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