China, September 29, 2026. IM Motors put the revised L6 on sale in China on August 28. The five-version line-up includes Max, Pro Max and Ultra, plus two Prof. Jimmy Choo limited editions. Launch benefit prices were RMB 199,900–259,900, with the 850 km Pro Max at RMB 217,900. Those domestic offers are time-sensitive and are not export quotations.
More range, with a different cabin
The longest-range L6 is a rear-wheel-drive Pro Max with a 93 kWh lithium iron phosphate battery and an 850 km CLTC rating. The entry Max has a 76 kWh pack and a 725 km rating. The dual-motor Ultra uses a 103 kWh ternary battery, quotes 840 km CLTC and reaches 100 km/h in a claimed 2.74 seconds. Buyers should keep those three versions separate: the quickest L6 is not the one with the longest rated range.
All versions use the new 800V NEO electrical architecture. IM cites a peak charging power of 396 kW and says 15 minutes can add up to 580 km of rated range under suitable conditions. Charger output, battery temperature and state of charge will affect the result. The car measures 4,924 mm long, 1,960 mm wide and 1,474 mm high, on a 2,950 mm wheelbase.
Steering and day-to-day details
The new L6 brings a steer-by-wire chassis across the range, alongside four-wheel steering. That hardware is a more meaningful change than the styling alone: rear-wheel steering helps a large sedan turn in tight streets and car parks. The front keeps the low, smooth nose of the L6, while the rear has a full-width lamp and a small integrated lip.
Inside, IM has replaced the previous lower touch panel with physical controls and a wireless phone charging area. A 26.3-inch central display and a 15.5-inch passenger screen sit above them. The launch specification also highlights B&O audio, a small temperature-controlled compartment and IM’s voice assistant. Equipment may differ between ordinary and limited editions, so a trim sheet matters more than a single launch photograph.
China launch figures at a glance
| Version | Battery / drive | CLTC range | Launch benefit price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max | 76 kWh LFP / RWD | 725 km | RMB 199,900 |
| Pro Max | 93 kWh LFP / RWD | 850 km | RMB 217,900 |
| Ultra | 103 kWh ternary / AWD | 840 km | RMB 259,900 |
The two Prof. Jimmy Choo editions were announced at RMB 219,900 (725 km) and RMB 237,900 (850 km) launch benefit prices. CLTC is a laboratory test cycle; real-world range varies. Prices and promotional benefits can change.
Looking to source an IM L6?
Auto From China can check current trim availability, confirm the exact battery and equipment, arrange inspection and shipping, and prepare a vehicle-specific export quotation. See the 2026 IM L6 product page for the model overview and inquiry form, or tell us your destination country, preferred version and quantity through our contact page. Charging compatibility, local approval, warranty and after-sales support should be checked for your market before ordering.
Sources: SAIC Motor press update, September 10, 2026; Autohome launch report, August 28, 2026. China-market launch specifications and promotional prices.
Related buying checks
Use this announcement as launch background. Published prices and pre-sale details belong to that announcement; a new order needs a dated, configuration-specific offer. Explore IM model enquiries and confirm the factory grade, offered VIN and destination support.
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