Buick Electra L7: The Century-Old American Manufacturer Reinvents Itself in China
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Buick, a historic American brand, strengthens its presence in China with the official launch of the Electra L7.
This luxury electric sedan bearing the proud Buick emblem is now available at dealerships across the country. This model illustrates Buick’s strategy: to bet on the rapidly growing Chinese market for new energy vehicles.
The Electra L7 measures 5.03 meters long with a wheelbase of 3 meters, positioning it in the luxury C-segment sedan category. Its sleek fastback design, frameless doors, and 20-inch wheels give it a modern and sophisticated look. Inside, comfort is emphasized: a floating dashboard, four-zone active suspension seats, a “zero gravity” function for the front passenger, and an immersive audio system with 27 speakers.

The Electra L7 is built on the innovative Xiao Yao architecture and incorporates EREV (Extended Range Electric Vehicle) technology. Its 252 kW electric motor, paired with the Zhen Long range extender, delivers performance comparable to a V6 3.0L turbo engine. Acceleration remains stable even when the battery is low, and the motor operates almost silently at less than 0.5 dB.
Buick reinvents itself for the Chinese market
The sedan offers 302 km of electric range and up to 1,420 km combined, covering the needs of most weekly urban trips. Fast charging with direct current at 130 kW allows the battery to go from 30% to 80% in just 18 minutes. Its battery is designed to last, retaining most of its capacity after 640,000 km.


The Electra L7 is equipped with the Xiao Yao Zhi Xing system, offering autonomous urban navigation and automatic parking. The interface includes a 50-inch AR-HUD and a 15.6-inch central screen, while connected features enhance safety and driving personalization.
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With the Electra L7, Buick demonstrates that a historic American manufacturer can successfully transition to electric on the Chinese market. The combination of luxury, performance, and electric innovation positions the brand as a major player in sustainable mobility in China.
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