IM Motors launched the LS9 in China in November 2025, with prices ranging from 332,800 to 379,800 yuan (about US$49,725–56,750). The current model measures 5,279 mm long and has a six-seat 2+2+2 cabin. Its range-extender setup pairs a 1.5-liter generator engine with either a 52-kWh or 66-kWh battery. Powertrain choices include a 380-kW dual-motor all-wheel-drive version and a 550-kW tri-motor model; claimed CLTC electric range is 320–402 km. IM Motors delivered 9,789 vehicles in China from January through September 2026. The brand is part of SAIC and Alibaba’s joint venture, and some IM models are marketed overseas under SAIC’s MG brand.
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Updated IM LS9 spotted testing in Shanghai with added ADAS hardware
The refreshed full-size EREV SUV gains semi-hidden handles and a front-fender sensor module, while retaining the model’s existing powertrain specifications.
Source: CarNewsChina2026-10-151 min read
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