Recently, Zhejiang Automobile revealed some of the key features of its new mid-to-large SUV — the Aistaland GT7. As the brand's flagship model, this car will be the first to be equipped with the Huawei HarmonySpace 6 system, and will also feature an advanced intelligent driving system based on the Huawei Qiankun ADS 5 system and equipped with 4 laser radars, which has generated considerable interest in the sector.

The exterior design continues to embrace the " Youya Dynamic Beauty " language that distinguished the Zhejiang GT7. The front features a multi-sided LED headlight assembly and a three-part air intake, reinforcing the car's distinctive sporty character. The new model is expected to be equipped with intelligent, color headlights with a resolution of one million pixels, along with an additional front trunk. The body dimensions are: length 5099 mm, width 2006 mm, and height 1750 mm, with a wheelbase of 3070 mm, classifying it as a mid-to-large SUV with five seats. From the side, it features semi-hidden doors, six-spoke dual-spoke wheels, and brakes with red calipers. At the rear, the car follows the widebody design with diffused taillights, a signature of the GT7, maintaining a unified visual identity for the family.
Inside, the Aistaland GT7 features a dual-screen layout: one in the dashboard and the other in front of the passenger seat. The HUAWEI HarmonySpace 6 system focuses on "Integrated Perception + Multimedia Interaction," transforming the cockpit from a passive, automated response to an emotionally integrated interaction between the driver and the vehicle. For the first time, the system introduces an active childcare feature: it monitors the rear seats via interior cameras and sensors, can detect dangerous behaviors such as hands being out of the window and send an immediate alert, and can automatically detect when a child is sleeping and adjust the ambient temperature, volume, and lighting accordingly.

In terms of interaction, the HUAWEI HarmonySpace6 features an intelligent chat agent built on the MoLA 2.0 architecture, supporting multi-dialect recognition, emotional interaction, and microphoneless singing. It also boasts an AI- powered "Smart Star Ring" with intelligent voice tuning and real-time human voice enhancement, further enhancing immersion. Additionally, the car comes equipped with fully folding rear seats that can be folded in just 20 seconds, with the cushion, backrest, leg rest, and headrest moving seamlessly without requiring the driver to get out of the car or empty the trunk.
As for intelligent driving , the Aistaland GT7 includes the HUAWEI Qiankun ADS 5 system , which uses 4 laser radars, including a dual-path photogrammetric laser radar with an accuracy of 896 lines. The company confirms that it is able to accurately identify obstacles with a diameter of 14 cm at a distance of 120 meters. It also supports high-precision fixed laser radar and distributed millimeter wave radars, giving it a high ability to identify complex targets such as low road poles, hanging branches, and barrier bars in car garages, while maintaining stable perception and effective braking response even in rain, fog, and dust conditions.

The powertrain is based on a super-extension chassis, with a combined maximum power output of 550 kW from the three motors. The vehicle is equipped with a 67 kWh CATL super-extension battery that supports 800V 5C supercharging. The all-electric range according to the CLTC standard is 385 km, while the combined range exceeds 1,400 km. Charging from 30% to 80% takes less than 10 minutes. The vehicle is expected to launch in the second half of 2026, with a base price between 300,000 and 350,000 Chinese yuan, while the top-of-the-line version may exceed 400,000 yuan.
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