Avatr 11 2022– dimensions, boot 490 L

Boot space with the seats up is 490 litres.

Avatr 11 2022– car dimensions: 4880 mm long, 1970 mm wide and 1601 mm high. Unladen weight is 2,180 kg. Boot space with the seats up is 490 litres.

The cabin has a 15.6-inch central touchscreen plus 10.25-inch driver and passenger screens. Dual-zone automatic climate control is standard with air purification. Adaptive cruise, lane keep assist, automatic emergency braking, blind spot detection and 360-degree camera with ultrasonic sensors cover everyday driving and parking. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are available. Zero-gravity front seats with heating, ventilation and massage are fitted across the range.

Rear boot holds about 490 litres with seats up, plus a 95-litre frunk. Electric tailgate is standard. Rear seats fold in some layouts for more space, though exact expanded volume is not listed on all pages.

Towing is not offered. Payload sits around 400 kg on heavier AWD versions. Magnetorheological suspension appears on higher grades for better control. The car suits daily luxury use more than heavy work.

The cabin uses full-grain Nappa leather on zero-gravity front seats with 10- to 14-way power adjustment, heating, ventilation and multi-mode massage. Rear seats add ventilation, heating and massage on higher grades, with electric backrest recline up to 40 degrees in VIP setups. Acoustic glass and over 30 noise measures keep the space quiet below 64 dB at speed. A fixed anti-UV panoramic roof opens the view while 256-colour ambient lighting and a 25-speaker Meridian system fill the interior.

Pure electric with 90-116 kWh CATL NMC packs. WLTP ranges 475-764 km depending on battery and drive.

DC fast charge 240 kW. 30-80% in 15-25 minutes.

Vehicle warranty 5 years/120000 km. battery and high-voltage components 8 years/160000 km.

Service visits every 20000 km or annually for checks, cabin filter and software.

Six airbags, ABS, ESP, AEB, lane keep, blind-spot and door-open warning standard.

C-NCAP style scores around 90% overall with strong occupant and active safety marks.

The Avatr 11 runs solely on electricity from 90 kWh or 116 kWh packs. Real-world range sits between the quoted WLTP figures of roughly 475 km on the smaller battery and up to 760 km on long-range AWD versions. Energy use is listed near 21-22 kWh/100 km. 800 V architecture supports 240 kW DC charging so a 30-80% top-up takes 15 minutes on the base pack and about 25 minutes on the larger one. AC charging at 11 kW needs 10-13 hours for a full fill. V2L output is available at 3.3 kW.

Servicing follows a simple schedule of annual or 20000 km inspections covering electrics, brakes, suspension and cabin filter plus software updates. Fewer moving parts than a combustion car keep routine costs lower. Official warranty covers the vehicle for five years or 120000 km and the battery pack plus drive motors for eight years or 160000 km. First maintenance is recommended early. genuine parts are advised thereafter.

Safety kit starts with dual front, side and curtain airbags, ABS, EBD, ESP, traction control, hill hold and descent, tyre-pressure monitoring and ISOFIX. Active aids include automatic emergency braking, forward and rear collision warning, lane-departure warning with keep assist, blind-spot monitoring, door-open warning and cross-traffic alert. Higher versions add Huawei ADS with lidar for highway assist and automated parking. Crash data show strong occupant protection near 94% and active safety near 95%.

Daily living is straightforward for an EV: quiet cabin, soft-close power doors, electric tailgate, heat-pump climate and app remote pre-conditioning. The panoramic roof lacks a shade so cabin heat can rise in strong sun. Software updates arrive over the air. Keep the high-voltage system dry and use authorised service for battery or electronics work to protect the long warranty.

Length 4880 mm, Width 1970 mm, Height 1601 mm, Wheelbase 2975 mm (11 2022-present)

Sources: manufacturer data, avatregypt.com, avatruae.com Spec Sheet PDF, avatr.sg Specs PDF.