The L6 and L4, two fully electric cars, are due in Spain before the end of the year. This expands the Chery Group brand’s lineup beyond the hybrid Lepas L8, giving drivers both hybrid and electric options.
The L6 is a mid-size SUV designed for comfort and longer trips outside the city. It measures 4.57 meters long, with a 2.70-meter wheelbase. Its 65 kWh battery provides up to 450 kilometers of certified range. The 217-horsepower electric motor is aimed at drivers who want to travel farther without worrying about charging.
The L4 is more compact and built for city and short-distance travel, making it easier to handle in traffic and park in tight spaces. Its range matches the L6’s 450 kilometers. Inside, it has 34 storage spaces and fold-flat seats that create a level cargo area. The basic trunk holds 458 liters, while a compartment under the front hood adds room for cables and small items. The L4 EV also supports fast charging at up to 120 kW.
The L6 has a 410-liter basic trunk and 99 liters of underfloor storage. Among its features are a cooled 50 W wireless phone charger and a heated steering wheel. Dual-zone climate control and a panoramic roof are also intended to make longer trips more comfortable.
Lepas launched in Spain with the L8 Super Hybrid, a plug-in hybrid offering 279 hp and 90 km of electric-only range. Its total range exceeds 1,040 km. The L8 entered the market through a network of 52 sales points, information from Spanish automotive media.
With the L4 and L6, Lepas is targeting city drivers and those who travel longer distances. The brand hopes the compact car for urban use and the SUV for longer trips will appeal to drivers hesitant to switch to electric vehicles.
The strategy resembles that of other carmakers, including Dacia, which is focusing on affordable hybrids. The approach was reflected in the recent launch of the Sandero Stepway hybrid 155. Competition for Spanish drivers is growing as brands try to meet a broad range of needs and price points.
Google/SpainAuto describes Lepas’s expansion as a new stage in the electric car market, where brands must pair practical options for city and long-distance driving with technical specifications and flexible interiors. Spanish buyers will determine whether the new models fit their daily needs.
