LEPAS L6 EV wraps first global elegance drive tour
The LEPAS L6 EV completed its first global “Journey of Elegant Driving” during Chery’s 2026 International User Summit in China. The 700-kilometer test drive brought together 34 ambassadors from 15 countries and put the EV’s range, charging, handling, parking tech and comfort through real-world conditions.
Why it matters: - The tour gave LEPAS a real-world test of the L6 EV across city traffic, highways, mountain roads and parking challenges. - The event also generated feedback from drivers from 15 countries, which LEPAS can use to tune the vehicle for different markets. - The route highlighted the brand’s push to turn its “elegant mobility” positioning into a tangible product experience.
What happened: - The LEPAS L6 EV completed the first LEPAS Global Journey of Elegant Driving on Oct. 19-20 as part of the first LEPAS Global Elegant Lifestyle Week. - The drive took place during the 2026 Chery International User Summit in Wuhu, China. - The convoy covered about 700 kilometers from Shanghai to Wuhu, with stops in Tonglu, Qiandao Lake and Shexian. - Thirty-four elegant driving ambassadors from 15 countries joined the convoy. - The route tested the L6 EV’s driving dynamics, ride comfort, smart parking, range and charging performance.
The details: - On day one, the convoy traveled from Shanghai to Qiandao Lake. - The L6 EV’s 540-degree panoramic camera system helped drivers navigate city traffic with more confidence. - The vehicle’s ADAS features supported a more relaxed drive on highways and urban expressways. - Thomas Jervis of Auto Express said the L6 EV’s acceleration felt smooth and its performance on straight roads and highway merging met his needs. - Jervis also said the range was roughly in line with the officially stated figures. - At Qiandao Lake, participants tested APA and RPA in tight parking spaces. - Participants also used the vehicle-to-load function, or V2L, in a camping setting. - The lakeside setting, local food and relaxed music gave participants a chance to exchange views on electric mobility and share feedback with LEPAS. - On day two, the convoy moved along winding mountain roads and changing inclines toward Wuhu. - Drivers reported precise steering response, limited body roll and a stable feel through repeated corners. - On uphill and downhill stretches, the motor output and braking worked in coordination. - On rougher pavement, the suspension reduced vibrations effectively, and rear-seat passengers felt minimal shake. - The cabin was described as quiet, with generous legroom and headroom, plus smart features that supported long-distance travel. - Jacobus Gert Hendrik Venter of Navigating Media said the interior materials, build quality and Sony audio system stood out. - The experience let participants evaluate the LEPAS L6 EV from both the driver’s seat and the rear seats across real-world conditions.
Between the lines: - LEPAS is using a branded road tour to make “elegance” measurable through ride quality, cabin refinement and practical EV features. - The emphasis on a multinational convoy suggests the company wants input from users outside China as it builds a broader export strategy. - The repeated focus on comfort, parking and range shows LEPAS is positioning the L6 EV as an everyday premium EV, not just a design statement.
What's next: - LEPAS said the real-world feedback will help it better understand user needs in global markets. - The company plans to use the input to make future journeys calmer, more comfortable and more refined. - LEPAS will continue expanding its international presence through a growing network of more than 500 sales and service centers. - Chery Auto said it will keep pushing sustainable mobility through continued innovation and global cooperation.
The bottom line: - The first global elegance drive turned the LEPAS L6 EV into a moving product demo, with the brand using real roads to back up its premium EV pitch.
Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.
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