Inside The L380: LEVC Reveals Cutting-Edge Cabin Design For Electric MPV

Following its bold December announcement that it has joined the space race with the L380 electric MPV, LEVC has now shown photos of the vehicle's cabin. The LEVC L380 will be offered in two different configurations, with six or eight seats, and it will be built on Geely's space-oriented architecture.

An enormous multimedia screen, a digital instrument cluster, and a three-spoke steering wheel take up much of the front of the vehicle.

Additional features of the LEVC L380 include a spacious storage compartment underneath the infotainment screen and a floating center console with an easy-to-use rotary controller. In the front seats of the second row, passengers may find screens, and in the armrests, they can find displays the size of smartphones. Additionally, these chairs come with adjustable footrests and reclining capabilities.

Notable interior elements include ambient lighting in the headliner and a panoramic glass panel. LEVC is being discreet about many crucial details of the L380, but our best guess is that it will use a single electric motor with 268 horsepower and come with either a 73 kWh or 120 kWh battery pack.

The top-tier model should have an astonishingly long range for a vehicle of its size, reaching up to 432 miles on a single charge. Among the expected markets to see the electric MPV's debut is China, with the rest of the world following suit. We can confirm that it will be available in the UK over the next two years.

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