Livan 7

The Livan 7 is a battery electric compact crossover SUV manufactured by Livan Automotive.[1] Since March 2023, a taxi version marketed as the Maple Cao Cao 60 was made for use in Geely-owned ride-hailing service Caocao Mobility. An EREV version is sold as the Geely Boyue REV.

Overview

Originally previewed by the Livan RL7 Concept at The 2022 Chongqing Auto Show in June 2022,[2] the Livan 7 is the second product of the renamed Livan brand and sits in the compact crossover coupe space (A-class in China) of the brand's line up.[1]

The Livan 7 rides on the GBRC architecture and has a drag coefficient of 0.238Cd. The base model uses a torsion beam non-independent rear suspension, while other more upmarket models feature a five-link independent suspension. The Livan 7's base model features a single 120 kW front-wheel drive electric motor, while all other higher configurations are equipped with a single 180 kW rear-wheel drive motor. The Livan 7 also offers two range variants including 450. and 605 km all-electric range versions. The two versions are equipped with a 50 kWh lithium iron phosphate battery pack and a 68 kWh NMC pack, respectively, with both batteries supplied by Guoxuan High-Tech. The Livan 7 also has battery swapping capability, as the battery swapping service is facilitated by Geely's E-ENERGEE platform.[3]

The driving assist systems of the Livan 7 includes a Level 2+ advanced driving assistance system, which has hardware including one lidar, five 4D millimeter-wave radars, 12 ultrasonic radars, and “Geely Future Mobility Constellation” supported satellite positioning. The constellation of Geely consist of 240 satellites, with the first phase of 72 satellites placed in orbit by 2025. The second phase consists of 168 satellites. The computing platform of the Livan 7 is equipped with Geely's self-developed Dragon Eagle-1 automotive-grade 7nm chip.

The interior features a 15.6-inch central infotainment screen and a 9.2-inch instrument panel behind a two-spoke flat-bottom steering wheel, along with a 50 in AR-HUD.[4]

Maple Cao Cao 60

The Maple Cao Cao 60 is the ride hailing taxi version of the Livan 7. The Cao Cao 60 was designed for Geely's own ride hailing app, the Caocao Mobility. The Cao Cao 60 is equipped with swappable batteries that support a 415 km CLTC range and is manufactured by Maple.[5]

Geely Boyue REV

The Geely Boyue REV is the range extender of the Livan 7 was officially unveiled on February 9, 2026.[6] and sales of the model began on March 31 2026.[7] The Boyue REV was initially introduced as MIIT released photos of the Geely Haoyue R7.[8]

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