The Aehra Sedan is based on the same EV platform as the Aehra SUV and shares a similar design language and body surface treatment. The Sedan features a clean side profile, distinctive front and rear ends, double-falcon doors, aero-optimized digital side mirrors, and razor-sharp LED taillights.
The interior details of the Sedan are not revealed yet, but it is expected to have a high-tech cabin similar to the SUV, including a wide retractable screen. The Sedan is equipped with a bespoke battery solution developed in partnership with Miba Battery Systems, offering a targeted range of nearly 500 miles (800 kilometers).
It is reported that the Sedan will have an 800-horsepower tri-motor all-wheel-drive powertrain and a 120-kilowatt-hour battery pack.
Aehra claims to have substantial private funding in place and plans to start delivering the Sedan and SUV to customers in North America and Europe by 2026, with a one-year delay from the initial target of 2025. The luxury EVs will be introduced in China and the Gulf States at a later stage, and the starting price for the Sedan is expected to be around $170,000 (160,000 euros), positioning it as a rival to the Porsche Taycan Turbo.
Source: Aehra