EXEED Debuts ET 2027 on Zhejiang Circuit
The upgraded EXLANTIX ET made its track debut at Zhejiang International Circuit in China, with North Africa and Middle East launches expected next year.
Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Performance Vehicles
EXEED's EXLANTIX ET 2027 made its track debut at Zhejiang International Circuit during the Track Experience Day at the 2026 EXEED International User Summit, which began October 19, 2026. The comprehensively upgraded ET 2027 is expected to launch in North Africa and the Middle East next year.
Why it matters
The track debut showcases the performance capabilities of the upgraded model in a controlled environment. Its planned rollout in North Africa and the Middle East extends the brand's reach into new regional markets.
The ET 2027 is rated at 353 kW and 663 N·m of peak torque, with a 4.6-second 0 to 100 km/h time and a 5.65-meter turning radius. The circuit used for the debut is a 3.20-kilometer, 16-corner layout with a 22-meter elevation difference.
The players
EXEED
EXEED is a Chinese automotive brand that produces the EXLANTIX line of vehicles.
Zhejiang International Circuit
Zhejiang International Circuit is a motorsport venue in Zhejiang province, China, that hosted the track debut.
The details
Track sessions at Zhejiang International Circuit covered straight-line acceleration, cornering and full-lap runs. The ET 2027 features a front double-wishbone suspension, a rear five-link suspension with premium IAS+CDC suspension, an 800V ultra-fast charging system and a body structure that is 88% high-strength steel.
Timeline
October 19, 2026: Track Experience Day begins at Zhejiang International Circuit.
November 2, 2026: Press release on the ET 2027 track debut is published.
2027: The ET 2027 is expected to launch in North Africa and the Middle East.
Performance Vehicles
The ET 2027 adopts 800V charging alongside a 353 kW output, combining high-voltage fast charging with a performance drivetrain that is increasingly common among upper-tier electric vehicles. The track debut places the model within the broader push by Chinese automakers to validate electric performance on circuits as well as on roads.
Buyers in North Africa and the Middle East will be able to purchase the ET 2027 when it launches next year. Its 800V ultra-fast charging system is designed to add 1 km of range in about 12 seconds, which shortens charging stops on longer drives.
The takeaway
Performance electric models are being tested on circuits as well as roads, and charging speed is becoming a core part of their appeal. Readers following the ET 2027 can watch for regional launch details in North Africa and the Middle East.
What happens next
The ET 2027 is expected to launch in North Africa and the Middle East in 2027.
Further reading
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