Buick revealed two new concept models at the Beijing Auto Show, hinting at future production models for China. The Electra L is a sedan targeting the luxury electric car segment, while the Electra LT is a lifted wagon with a more adventurous character. Both EVs are built on the GM Ultium platform, offering a luxurious interior with unique features and a driving range exceeding 435 miles / 700 km. Buick may be an American brand, but its biggest market by far is China.
The Electra LT has discreet fender extensions, titanium metal armor wheels, and an aerodynamic roof box that can carry skis, surfboards, bikes, and other kinds of gear. It also features an adaptive air suspension that can increase ground clearance by up to 40 mm on demand. Accompanying the sedan is the Electra LT concept, a raised sports wagon variant with a more adventurous spirit.