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purchase of 1 Electric vehicle


The Specification of the car to be purchased is: 

GAC Aion i60 — 530 km Pure-Electric Variant (2025 model / 2026 production)

– Body type: 5-door compact crossover SUV, 5 seats

– Length × Width × Height: 4,685 × 1,854 × 1,660 mm

– Wheelbase: 2,775 mm

– Curb weight: approx. 1,800–1,910 kg

– Powertrain: Battery electric (BEV), front-motor, front-wheel drive

– Motor: Permanent-magnet synchronous, 150 kW

– Battery: 62.268 kWh, CATL LFP (lithium iron phosphate)

– Range: 530 akm (CLTC)

– Acceleration: 0–100 km/h approx. 7.9 s

– Fast charging (DC): 30%–80% in approx. 15 min (3C)

– AC charging: 0–100% in approx. 7.5 h

– Platform: AEP 3.0

– Suspension: Front MacPherson / rear multi-link independent

– ADAS: GAC GSD system, high-speed NDA navigation assist, HPA automated parking

– Exterior colour: Silver

– Interior colour: Black

– Condition: Brand-new, unregistered

Adress: Oromia Region Arsi Zone, Asella Town, Athlete Kenenisa Bekele Polytechnic College, Office number: 321

P.O BOX 331 Asella Posta Wekil.

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