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Exlantix ET: the luxurious electric crossover from the Chery group
Exlantix ET (Exeed Sterra ET in China) — a mid-sized luxury crossover offered as an electric vehicle and as an electric vehicle with a range extender. We take a look at its technology, batteries, and what to know before buying.
Exlantix ET in brief
The ET is the flagship electric crossover from the Exeed brand (Chery group), marketed as the Exlantix in European and other export markets. The model was first unveiled in 2023, with sales starting in China in 2024.
The car is positioned as a luxury model: it's long, with a striking front end and a modern interior. It's very rare in the Lithuanian used-car market.
Which version to choose
The main choice is the drivetrain and power source. There's a purely electric rear-wheel-drive version, an all-wheel-drive version with a second engine, and a range-extender variant.
If you often drive long distances, consider the charging network and warranty conditions in your country. Since the model is new, the supply of used cars is limited.
Battery and technology
The purely electric versions use a CATL 77 kWh LFP battery and 800 V electrical architecture. The rear motor delivers around 310 hp, while the all-wheel-drive version has an additional front motor.
The manufacturer claims very fast charging: according to Chinese data, from 30 to 80 percent can be charged in about 9 minutes. The actual speed depends on the charging station and weather conditions.
What to check when buying an Exlantix ET
Check the battery condition, software version, and charging history. Test the driver assistance systems and screens.
Investigate warranty conditions, service availability, and the accessibility of spare parts in Lithuania.
Trim levels
Names and equipment vary by market and year; we describe the most commonly encountered versions.
ET RWD
from 2024Rear-wheel-drive version with a 77 kWh battery.
- 77 kWh battery
- Rear-wheel drive, around 310 hp
- 800 V architecture and fast charging
ET AWD
from 2024All-wheel-drive version with an additional front electric motor.
- Two motors
- All-wheel drive
- Slightly shorter range than the RWD
ET su nuotolio pailgintuvu
from 2024Version with a petrol generator to produce electricity.
- Electric-powered wheels
- Petrol generator tops up the battery
- Suitable for long distances
Comparing trims
| ET RWD | ET AWD | ET su pailgintuvu | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | For city and intercity trips | For faster driving in all weather conditions | For frequent long journeys |
| Gearbox | Rear-wheel drive | All-wheel drive | Electric motor with generator |
| Battery | 77 kWh LFP | 77 kWh LFP | Smaller, depending on the version |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | €€€ | €€€ | €€€ |
Many buyers' top pick for a purely electric version if you have somewhere to charge. The range-extender version is ideal for those who often drive long distances.
Pros
- Luxurious and modern interior
- Large LFP battery and fast charging
- Electric and range-extender versions
- Distinctive, eye-catching design
Cons
- New model, few used cars available
- Limited service network in Lithuania
- No long history to assess reliability
Frequently asked questions
Is the Exlantix ET and Exeed Sterra ET the same?
Yes, it's the same car, sold under different names in different markets.
How powerful is the ET?
The electric rear-wheel-drive version has around a 310 HP engine, while the all-wheel-drive version has an additional engine at the front. Check specific details for your version.
Can the ET charge quickly?
Yes, the manufacturer claims very fast charging with an 800V system, but this depends on the charging station's power.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically
