GB Auto Officially Launches iCAUR in Egypt with the V27 Model

GB Auto, the exclusive distributor of iCAUR in Egypt, has officially launched the brand in the local market alongside the reveal of the iCAUR V27. Total range exceeds 1000 kilometers. This move marks the beginning of a new chapter for new energy vehicles, offering a different mobility concept that blends advanced technology, bold design. An extended electric driving experience.

GB Auto's Strategy and the iCAUR Brand

The launch of iCAUR in Egypt is part of GB Auto's broader strategy to bring the latest global innovations to the automotive sector. The company is strengthening its presence in a market showing growing interest in smart and sustainable mobility solutions, targeting customers who seek technology, innovation, and distinction without sacrificing practicality or driving enjoyment.

iCAUR specializes in new energy vehicles under China's Chery Group, debuting globally in 2023 with a distinct vision for electric cars. The concept merges standout design with intelligent technologies, focusing on a modern lifestyle, adventure, and self-expression under the Born to Play philosophy that emphasizes freedom, creativity, and movement.

V27 Powertrain and Extended Range Technology

The V27 is the first model from the brand to reach the Egyptian market, introducing a new category of Range Extended Electric Vehicles (REEV). This technology relies on electric motors for a quiet, smooth drive with instant torque, while a 1.5-liter turbocharged petrol engine acts as a generator when battery charge runs low. The petrol engine never drives the wheels directly, ensuring continuous electric driving without range anxiety.

This system delivers a total driving range of approximately 1000 kilometers under the NEDC cycle with a full battery and a full fuel tank. Drivers gain significant flexibility for daily city use or long journeys, with the option to charge the battery like any EV or refuel when needed. The combination brings together the benefits of electric vehicles and the convenience of traditional cars.