AITO M9 (2026) in United States: can you get one?
No — you can't get the AITO M9 (2026) in United States.
Chinese-made EVs face a combined effective duty around 112% (100% Section 301 + 10% + 2.5% base).
| Officially sold there? | No |
|---|---|
| Import barrier | Chinese-made EVs face a combined effective duty around 112% (100% Section 301 + 10% + 2.5% base). |
| China price (reference) | ≈ $70,600–$97,000 (479,800–659,800 RMB) |
| Model status | On sale in China |
On top of tariffs, U.S. rules on Chinese connected-vehicle software block most Chinese EVs regardless of price. No official retail path today; personal import is not practical.
AITO M9 (2026) specs
| Body | SUV — Full-size luxury SUV |
|---|---|
| Range | BEV: up to 750 km CLTC (120 kWh CATL pack). Range-extender: 340–422 km CLTC electric-only, up to 1,405 km CLTC combined |
| Powertrain | BEV (dual or tri-motor) and 1.5T / 2.0T range-extender versions; 497 kW (667 hp) standard EREV up to 664 kW (890 hp) tri-motor; Huawei DriveONE 800 V platform; 0–100 km/h in 3.99 s (tri-motor) or 4.5 s (BEV dual-motor) |
This reflects United States's general framework for Chinese-made EVs and the model's known status
as of 2026-07-13. It is general information, not legal or import advice. Rules change — confirm
with official sources before acting.