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AIVA opens its first AI lifestyle lab in Chongqing with ME7 display

AIVA has opened its first AI lifestyle lab at Chongqing's Guanghuan Shopping Park, displaying the ME7 and offering experiences with AI ecosystem products such as headphones and phones. The ME7 is a crossover positioned between a sedan and an SUV, offering battery-electric and range-extended powertrains. Its single-motor and dual-motor versions both have five-seat layouts.

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AIVA opens its first AI lifestyle lab in Chongqing with ME7 display
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What to know

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    Visitors can take photos and try various AI features at the lab.

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    The ME7 has completed its filing with the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and has a wheelbase of about 2.9 metres.

Why it matters

The lab brings AIVA's vehicle display and consumer AI product experiences together in one venue.

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