GMC GL8 Landstar to Debut at 2025 Shanghai Auto Show, Pre-Sale Begins on April 23rd

April 14 - The official unveiling of the new GMC GL8 Landstar has been announced for the 2025 Shanghai Auto Show. Set to open its doors from April 23rd, this mid-to-full-size electric multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) promises to revolutionize the market with its cutting-edge technology and design.

Distinguished by its newly designed family likeness language, "Pure Design," and a distinctive front-end design that makes for an undeniable visual impression, every aspect of the vehicle has been carefully considered. Adopting full-spectrum lighting solutions at the back and LED light bars integrated into body-colored trim pieces enhance visibility while maintaining aerodynamics.

Standing out among its peers, the GL8 Landstar boasts comprehensive interior accommodations as well as functional features that cater to passengers’ interests on various journeys. On board lies an expansive panoramic display featuring advanced technology like a touch-sensitive touchscreen that supports gestures and face recognition. Advanced LED lighting along with ambient backlighting provide passengers with greater control over their surroundings.

Within its seating arrangements, the GL8 offers unique solutions for passengers of different ages, including 2+2+3 seats across all four rows of the vehicle. At the back, an impressive amount of space, thanks to well-planned ergonomics and a comfortable design for rear passengers. An ample storage compartment located in the passenger zone can accommodate all passengers.

The electric capabilities boast an all-wheel drive system consisting of a 1.5 T engine coupled with GM’s standard plug-in hybrid battery as well as advanced regenerative braking technology known as P1P3 powertrain unit that allows higher overall performance when driving conditions change. A self-designed hybrid drivetrain further enhances this electric potential to boost range.

In terms of capabilities, the GL8 has exceptional fuel efficiency ranging from 1420 km at full capacity and an impressive 6.68L per 100 km driven, demonstrating a comprehensive commitment to reducing its ecological footprint without comprising performance.