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[Autohome News] Recently, GAC Toyota announced its full-year sales for 2025, totaling 772,000 new vehicles sold and achieving positive year-on-year growth. Among them, the cumulative sales of the Bozhi 3X exceeded 70,000 units, accounting for over 9% of total sales.
In 2025, models such as the Highlander, Camry, and Sienna fully entered the “Large Screen Era.” Alongside the pace of this transformation, GAC Toyota also pledged to take responsibility for battery spontaneous combustion, accidents involving intelligent parking assistance, and battery degradation.
Looking ahead to 2026, GAC Toyota will accelerate its efforts in the pure electric field, deepen user-centric system reforms, and aims for the share of new energy vehicles (NEVs) to exceed 20%. Regarding new models, the Bozhi 7 is scheduled to launch in the first quarter.
The GAC Toyota Bozhi 7 is a pure electric mid-to-large sedan with dimensions of 5130/1965/1506mm and a wheelbase of 3020mm. It comes standard with the HarmonyOS Cockpit 5.0 system and is equipped with Momenta’s advanced driver assistance system, supporting high-level assisted driving on both urban roads and highways. The electric drive system is sourced from Huawei Drive One with a maximum power of 207 kW. According to previous declaration information, the new car will feature 88.13 kWh and 71.35 kWh battery packs, corresponding to CLTC range figures of 680 km, 700 km, 710 km, and 600 km. The chassis will also be equipped with a combination of dual-chamber air springs and SDC dampers. (Compiled by Qin Chao / Autohome)