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The Lepas L6 can be seen until the 26th during Milan Design Week
Lepas presents another of the models it will bring to Spain, the L6, an SUV that will be offered in a full hybrid version and a fully electric one

This week Milan is hosting Design Week, a venue where car brands have also gathered to unveil their new products, and among them was Lepas, a brand that, as we have already mentioned, belongs to the Chinese giant Chery and whose arrival on the Spanish market is imminent. It is worth remembering that other brands such as Omoda, Jaecoo or Ebro also belong to Chery, and they are already well established in our country.
The Lepas L8 will be the first vehicle from the Chinese brand to begin sales in our country, a plug-in hybrid SUV and Lepas’s flagship model, whose arrival in Spain is expected during the second quarter of this year. Later, specifically in the third quarter, the L6 and L4 models will arrive, the latter having presented its first details almost a month ago, something they have also done with the L6 during Design Week.

The Lepas L6 is presented as the big brother of the L4; in fact, they are very similar on the outside, as we can see, apart from small changes to both the front and rear bumpers, and both use the brand’s “Leopard Aesthetics” design language, with the large grille as the main feature of the front end, as well as the sharp light cluster with its eye-catching light signature in the shape of a “V”.
As for the interior, and following the line of the L4, Lepas has conceived it as a technological and fully connected interior integrating driver assistance systems together with next-generation connectivity through screens of up to 13.2 inches, plus an instrument panel with a digital display. All this for an SUV that will compete in the C segment and can comfortably carry up to five occupants.

Mechanically, the Lepas L6 will be offered in a full hybrid version using a 1,500 cc petrol engine that will achieve more than 1,100 kilometres, and it will also have a fully electric version linked to a 67 kWh battery, with which it will be able to cover up to 450 kilometres on the WLTP combined cycle, and can recover energy when going from 30% to 80% in about 22 minutes via fast charging.
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