Fast Technology reported on April 19 that the first car L60 of Weilai's sub-brand Ledao Automobile will be released soon, and recently, some netizens photographed the scene of the car being swapped at the Weilai battery swap station.
Looking at the surrounding environment, it should be in the early hours of the morning, this L60 has just come out of the third-generation battery swap station of Weilai after changing the battery, the lights are on, and you can clearly see that it presents a split style + squinting design scheme, the front face is visually closed style, and the roof has also canceled the lidar.
The new car is positioned as a pure electric coupe, similar to the Tesla Model Y, but the visual size is larger, the tail is very sexy, with an upturned ducktail spoiler, and the tail light shape does not adopt the current popular through-type shape, but the shape is slightly narrow, echoing the head lights from beginning to end.
Li Bin had previously personally revealed the information about the car, in the video, Li Bin mainly showed the rear space of this car, he said that he is 180cm tall, and the legroom in the second row is still very spacious when there are people in the front row.
Visually more than three fists away, there is no pressure on the legs, and it can also be seen that the first model of Ledao is equipped with a panoramic sunroof and brown seats, showing a good sense of luxury.
According to previous information, the official plan for this car is about 60kWh and 90kWh two versions, and will use a new generation of motors developed by NIO, the new battery pack size will be compatible with the current third-generation battery swap station, but the thickness will be thinner, making more space for the vehicle cockpit.
Li Bin also revealed, "Ledao's first car will be benchmarked against Tesla Model Y, the cost will be about 10% lower, single motor, refrigerator, color TV, large sofa, all the users need to assemble." Users who want to buy Model Y can wait, the price of our car is definitely cheap, think about how much cheaper. ”