At the Paris Motor Show, Avatr’s head of international business, Justin Li, outlined the company’s plan to enter Spain in the first half of 2027. The Chinese manufacturer intends to launch six vehicles over three years and has begun seeking local dealers and partners.
The range will cover medium and large SUVs, along with shooting-brake bodies.
The first two models named are the Avatr 06T and 07L. The 06T is a shooting brake, while the 07L is an SUV. A report on the 06T has already outlined its role in Avatr’s planned Spanish entry. Industry reports describe versions of both models with power outputs of up to 955 hp.
Four more vehicles are due during the three-year programme. Avatr has named Spain and Norway as its first European launch markets. In Norway, local partner RSA expects the first vehicles to arrive in the first quarter of 2027.
At the October 2026 Paris Motor Show, Avatr also displayed the T09 prototype as a preview of its design direction. The company calls that approach “Emotive Luxury”. Its Global Design Centre is in Munich and works closely with the Shanghai headquarters. Nader Faghihzadeh leads the centre.
Avatr’s business plan draws on Changan’s automotive capabilities. CATL supplies battery technology, while Avatr handles its own research and development. The company says it is already present in 70 countries and regions, with more than 280,000 sales. By 2030, it aims to operate in 110 markets and wants international registrations to account for 50% of its total.
Spain is part of Avatr’s wider overseas expansion. The company says it will work with local partners and selected distributors to build its operating capacity there. The brand is also due to arrive in Norway in 2027, with the two countries intended to anchor its European growth.
After-sales service is another part of the plan. Avatr says its support will prioritize prompt responses and transparent service. Efficiency is also among its stated aims, and the company describes its intended approach as premium professionalism and comprehensive customer care.
Parts logistics are intended to support repairs and roadside assistance. The plan also includes battery inspection and recycling.
