The vehicle is packed with features that used to belong exclusively to high-end models: 900-volt ultra-fast charging, an AR-powered heads-up display, adaptive air suspension, a built-in refrigerator, and Level 2 autonomous driving—all powered by Nvidia’s Orin X platform. Pricing starts at RMB 279,900 ($39,000), with an alternate battery-as-a-service option bringing the base to RMB 193,900. This aggressive pricing strategy, combined with robust features, positions the L90 as a legitimate alternative to the Li Auto L9, Xpeng G9, and even Xiaomi’s newly launched SU7.