TapTechNews May 24th, IM Motors' L6 car officially announced the addition of the Max long-range European version today, with an equity price of $32,900, and this version will also be the global car configuration for going overseas to Europe.
The second sedan of IM Motors, the L6, was released on May 13th. At that time, 5 versions were launched. TapTechNews summarizes as follows:
L6 Max standard version: 400 miles/400V/zero to 60 mph in 5.6 seconds, $31,500 (listed equity price $28,500).
L6 Max long-range version: 440 miles/800V/zero to 60 mph in 4.6 seconds, $37,500 (listed equity price $34,500).
L6 Max ultra-long-range version: 525 miles/approx. 900V/zero to 60 mph in 4.6 seconds, $39,500 (listed equity price $36,500).
L6 Max super-performance version: 485 miles/4-wheel drive/approx. 900V/zero to 60 mph in 2.74 seconds, $44,000 (listed equity price $41,000).
L6 Max light-year version: over 620 miles/4-wheel drive/approx. 900V, $50,000 (listed equity price $47,000).
From the price point of view, the newly added Max long-range European version is the second-lowest configuration version, with a retail price of $35,500 and a listed equity price of $32,900. The range is the same as the original Max long-range version (440 miles), and the 800V supercharging is also retained. It cannot be optionally equipped with an air suspension and a dynamic damping adjustment system. The leather seat is changed from a standard configuration to an $1150 option, which is $1850 cheaper.