Stelato G9 BEV vs EREV: Compare the Exact Seat and Battery Pair
G9 has separate battery-electric and extended-range configurations in five- and six-seat layouts. Compare all three choices together rather than relying on the Ultra badge.
Name powertrain, grade and seat count
The current G9 matrix has ten columns: five grades for six seats and five for five seats. EREV Max Plus, Ultra and Ultra Plus are distinct from BEV Ultra and Ultra Plus. All selected columns list dual-motor AWD, but the shared drive description does not establish an identical battery, rear cabin or charging interval.
Three battery references require separate offers
EREV Max Plus lists 56 kWh LFP, while higher EREV grades list 75.4 kWh NMC. The BEV grades list 120 kWh NMC. EREV electric-only range and combined range are separate measures, with the combined figure including petrol. Keep the installed chemistry and capacity with the chosen seat configuration instead of using the largest battery figure for every G9.
Charging intervals are not identical tests
The cited 15-minute EREV interval is 20–80%; BEV uses 30–80%. Both are manufacturer-condition references. A shared duration does not mean identical charging behaviour or equal energy added. Destination charger capability, temperature and battery state matter. Ask for the selected vehicle’s charging equipment and test conditions before making a route plan.
Range can change with cabin and grade
The five-seat BEV Ultra column lists 728 km CLTC, while its Ultra Plus lists 701 km; the six-seat electric columns list 701 km. Do not apply the largest family headline to every order. Review the wheel and option conditions together with the full column. Demonstrate the chosen rear-seat layout and supplied functions during inspection, and confirm support for the installed equipment.
Turn the comparison into an order
Start with the complete factory designation, then record the battery, drive, seat layout and equipment you require. Ask for an itemized quotation with the vehicle allocation basis, selected options, inspection and shipment scope. A family image illustrates the model; it does not show available stock or prove the exact trim. When a VIN is allocated, compare its vehicle record and inspection findings with the accepted specification.
Compare G9 six-seat Max Plus EREV; G9 six-seat Ultra BEV; G9 five-seat Ultra BEV. Send an enquiry with your destination country and port, quantity and preferred colours. Agree the inspection scope before shipment.
Source: manufacturer product and configuration reference, checked for this guide in October 2026. Configuration revisions, optional equipment and promotional inclusions should be confirmed for the offered car. CLTC ratings and charging times are test references, not guaranteed journey results.
Related buying checks
To turn this comparison into an acceptance record, use the charging acceptance checklist for a China-market EV. Use the installed ports, electrical limits and a demonstration with the intended equipment to turn a charging assumption into an acceptance record.