Recently, Ledo Automobile released the official trailer of Ledo L60. The new car will be officially launched on the evening of May 15th. The designer of the new car comes from former Bentley designer Raul Pires, and the whole vehicle design has the design concept of "WAY UP".

Judging from the preview image, the new car's headlights adopt a split structure, with the L-shaped daytime running lights above serving as the eyebrow style, reflecting the "steaming" styling concept. The high and low beam light groups below are designed with a single banner, which is more futuristic in shape. In addition, the front hood of the new car is also equipped with a raised rib design, showing a certain sense of strength.

Looking from the side, the design of the front of the car is more dynamic. There are vertical ventilation openings on both sides of the front enclosure, and it is matched with a wide front lip design. The sharp corners of the shape make the whole car look more Stylish and stylish.

At the rear of the car, the taillight group also adopts a similar L-style design, which fully reflects the L-series design language of Ledo Motors. In addition, we can also find that the new car will adopt a realistic trunk door design with a small-sized rearThe spoiler and rear apron adopt a layered shape with fold lines, which fully demonstrates the three-dimensional effect of the new car.

Previously, Ledo Auto’s official website (www.onvo.cn), Ledo Auto App, and Ledo Auto’s official social account were officially launched. According to previous news, Ledo L60 will use a pure visual solution for intelligent driving assistance, without relying on lidar, and equipped with a single NVIDIA Orin X The chip has a pre-computing power of about 100TOPS and can achieve the experience of high-speed NOA and urban NOA upon delivery. In addition, new car battery packs are mainly planned in two versions: 60kWh and 90kWh. The new battery pack size will be compatible with the current third-generation power swap stations and fourth-generation power swap stations.

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