GAC is offering the Aion V electric SUV with a choice of $2,000 cashback or 0.99% finance, and a complimentary home wall charger. You cannot combine the cashback with the finance deal. Both offers end on 30 November 2026.
With the cashback, the Aion V Premium is advertised from $40,590 before on-road costs.
The two offers compared
Cashback offer | Finance offer | |
|---|---|---|
Saving | $2,000 off at point of sale | 0.99% p.a. fixed rate |
Deadline | Order and take delivery by 30 Nov 2026 | Approved by 30 Nov, settled by 15 Dec 2026 |
Conditions | Minimum $1,000 deposit | 36-month term, 10% minimum deposit, no balloon |
Excluded | Fleet, government, rental | Fleet, government, rental, demonstrators |
The finance offer excludes government charges, and a dealer origination fee of up to $1,495 can apply. Ask for the full repayment figure, not just the rate, before you sign.
The wall charger: what you actually get
GAC includes a complimentary charger, but installation is not included and GAC does not guarantee it will suit your home. Ask your dealer when it will be supplied, as GAC says timing depends on the dealer.
The charger is advertised as 22kW, but that output needs three-phase power. On normal single-phase household supply, expect about 7kW. Our home charging guide explains installation costs.
What the Aion V offers
The GAC Aion V is a mid-size electric SUV with an LFP battery, a claimed 510km of WLTP range and DC fast charging at up to 180kW. It comes in Premium and Luxury grades.
Should you take the cashback or the finance?
Paying cash or using your own loan: the $2,000 cashback is the simpler saving.
Financing over three years with a deposit of at least 10%: 0.99% may save more than $2,000, but check the origination fee and the comparison rate.
Leasing: neither offer is described for novated leases, so ask the dealer separately.
For a smaller GAC electric car, see our Aion UT vs MG4 comparison.
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GAC Aion V front three-quarter view