The IM L6, a premium electric saloon manufactured by the Chinese EV company IM Motors, is set to debut in Europe early next year. IM Motors, short for ‘Intelligent Mobility,’ was founded in 2020 by automotive giant SAIC, a state-owned company also known in Europe as the owner of MG Motors.
The IM L6 made its debut at the Geneva Show, showcasing the company’s commitment to expanding overseas. Currently, IM Motors operates solely in China. Positioned as a luxury brand under SAIC Motors, IM Motors complements the midrange offerings of MG Motors in Europe.
About the IM L6
The IM L6 is slated to arrive in Europe in both single and dual-motor versions. It remains uncertain whether the European L6 will utilize the same powertrain as its Chinese counterpart. Regarding the battery pack options, there will likely be a standard lithium-ion battery alongside the option for a solid-state battery. Prospective customers may have the choice between 90 kWh or 100 kWh batteries. As for range, it is anticipated to exceed 700 km, potentially reaching over 800 km.
It’s important to note that the details provided are largely based on rumors, as official specifications for the L6 have not yet been released. However, the manufacturer has indicated that the 0-100 km acceleration time will be under three seconds.