Avatr 07L Electric Crossover With Up to 968 HP Launches in Belarus

The official distributor of the Avatr brand in Belarus has announced the start of sales of the new Avatr 07L electric crossover. As Motor magazine found out, this model is not yet represented on the Russian market even through parallel import channels. The new model is built on a modern 800-volt platform. The overall length of the vehicle is 4,910 mm, the width is 1,980 mm, the height is 1,700 mm, and the wheelbase reaches 2,990 mm.

In the Belarusian market, the Avatr 07L crossover is offered exclusively in fully electric versions. The base dual-motor version is equipped with two electric motors on the rear axle that together develop 415 horsepower. The higher-performance all-wheel-drive variant features a tri-motor powertrain with a combined output of 968 horsepower, allowing the crossover to accelerate from a standstill to 100 km/h in 3.7 seconds.

Power for the motors is supplied by a CATL traction battery with a capacity of 89.33 kWh, which features nine levels of thermal protection. The claimed CLTC range for the dual-motor version is 725 kilometers, while the tri-motor all-wheel-drive version can travel up to 650 kilometers on a single charge. Thanks to the 800-volt architecture and fast-charging support, replenishing the battery from 30 to 80 percent takes 10 minutes.

The equipment list of the Avatr 07L includes over a hundred different comfort features. Inside the cabin, there is a 35.4-inch panoramic display with 4K resolution, a Meridian Audio sound system with 25 speakers, and a dual-mode onboard refrigerator. In addition, 6-millimeter double-layered acoustic glass is used on all doors of the vehicle.

For buyers in Belarus, the electric crossover is available in three trim levels. The price of the entry-level dual-motor version starts at 144,000 Belarusian rubles, which is equivalent to approximately 4 million Russian rubles. The top tri-motor version producing 968 hp is priced at 167,000 Belarusian rubles (about 4.6 million Russian rubles).