Geely-Backed LEVC Unveils L380 MPV with Remarkable 4 Seating Rows

On April 15, 2024, Geely-owned London EV Company (LEVC) debuted the L380, a game-changing battery-electric MPV.

The design of the L380 was influenced by the layout of an airplane. With a wonderfully aerodynamic shape reminiscent of an airplane, it departs from standard MPV appearances, providing a new and futuristic style. The vehicle measures 5,316mm in length, 1,998mm in width, and 1,940mm in height, with a wheelbase of 3,185mm. It maximizes its broad body and boxy rear part to maximize capacity for both passengers and luggage, even providing a great view from the third row seats.

Superior Passenger Experience

The L380, designed around its innovative Space Oriented Architecture (SOA), seeks to provide passengers with an excellent in-cabin experience. This design allows for a flat cabin floor and expands the cabin length to 3,974mm, with a central aisle width of 200mm.

Enhanced Comfort and Space

The passenger cabin features a 1.9-meter integrated monorail slide, guaranteeing that even third-row passengers have individual sitting. In a 6-seater arrangement, the third-row seats can partially recline, boosting comfort on long flights. The fourth row and trunk construction are identical to the Toyota Sienna, with a sunken groove that allows for double folding of the fourth-row seats, resulting in increased load space.

Technological Features

The L380 also has an innovative entertainment system, which includes a voice control system with human-like features. L380 vehicles are available in both two- and four-wheel drive configurations. The operable twin motor can generate maximum power of 200-400 kW and peak torque of 343-686 Nm. The vehicle's battery uses CATL's CTP technology and has a capacity of 116-140 kWh. The battery can be charged from 10% to 80% in 30 minutes using a fast-charging station, giving it a range of up to 200km on a 10-minute charge.