NIO's LeDao L60 First Mass-Produced Offline, Features and Future Plans

TapTechNews August 15th news, the first mass-produced NIO LeDao L60 car迎来 its first mass-produced offline at NIO's F2 factory today. The official label is 0000001, which means it can be labeled up to the million-level in the future, also showing LeDao's ambition.

Referring to TapTechNews' previous report, the pre-sale price of LeDao L60 starts from 219,900 yuan ($31,000 approximately), and it is positioned as a pure electric midsize SUV, with uniquely shaped daytime running lights and taillights, claiming that the design source is the upward path. The drag coefficient at 120 km/h is 0.229.

In the cockpit, the car provides a 13-inch HUD, a 17.2-inch 3K central control screen, and an 8-inch rear entertainment scene screen placed at the end of the central armrest, with the built-in new LeDao OS system. In addition, the front row also provides wireless charging, cup holders and other configurations.

The car's length, width and height are 4828mm x 1930mm x 1616mm (190 inches x 76 inches x 63.6 inches approximately), and the wheelbase is 2950mm (116 inches approximately). It is claimed to be longer, wider, and have more space than the Tesla Model Y. It will offer three different battery packs of 555 km, 730 km, and over 1000 km.

LeDao Automobile CEO Ai Tiecheng once disclosed that the LeDao L60 model will be listed in late September and deliveries will start within a week after listing.

The audio of the LeDao L60 adopts LeDao's own brand (ONVOSOUND), which supports Dolby Atmos, and the official interior warm-up picture has been released.

According to the introduction, the new car has a 1000W high-fidelity audio system that supports 7.1.4 Dolby Atmos, as well as a 16-million-color ambient light around the cabin. In addition, the LeDao L60 is also equipped with a 17.2-inch 3K central control screen, equipped with the 8295 chip, and fully carries NIO's global operating system SkyOS, which can connect to the Switch game console.