Exlantix ES Overview: Generations and Versions
An overview of the Exlantix ES electric sedan (2025–present): its single generation, 313–480 hp versions, and which one to buy.
The Exlantix ES is an electric sedan produced from 2025 to the present, with power outputs ranging from 313 to 480 hp. It suits drivers who want a modern battery-electric sedan with automatic transmission and a choice between rear-wheel drive and 4x4, from a brisk rear-driven version to a genuinely fast all-wheel-drive one.
Exlantix ES generations
1 generation (2025–present)
The first and so far only generation of the Exlantix ES has been built since 2025 exclusively as a sedan. The lineup counts 2 modifications, all electric and all fitted with an automatic transmission, spanning 313 to 480 hp. The Exlantix ES AT (1 generation) sits at the top with 480 hp, 4x4 drive and a 0–100 km/h sprint of 3.8 seconds, while the Exlantix ES AT RWD (1 generation) offers 313 hp, rear-wheel drive and acceleration of 5.6 seconds. The gap between them is clear-cut: the 4x4 version is about the performance ceiling of the model, and the RWD version covers the more everyday end of the range.
Because the generation is young and structurally simple — 1 body style, 1 transmission type and 2 drivetrain layouts across its 2 modifications — choosing within it comes down to drivetrain and power (313 hp RWD versus 480 hp 4x4) rather than model years or facelifts.
Which Exlantix ES to buy
- AT (1 generation): the mass-market choice with 480 hp and 4x4, reaching 100 km/h in 3.8 seconds — sports-car acceleration in a family sedan format.
- AT RWD (1 generation): the fresh rear-wheel-drive version with 313 hp and a 5.6-second sprint, still quick by sedan standards while being the simpler layout of the two.
On the used market the picture is straightforward: every Exlantix ES is a 2025-or-newer car from a single generation, so there are no older, outdated versions to screen out — the main decision is simply between the 480 hp 4x4 and the 313 hp RWD configurations.
Which Exlantix ES to avoid
Neither version is dominated by the other. The Exlantix ES AT (1 generation) is stronger on paper — 480 hp versus 313 hp and 3.8 seconds versus 5.6 to 100 km/h — but the Exlantix ES AT RWD (1 generation) is a distinct, simpler rear-wheel-drive layout rather than a weaker duplicate, so there is no version the numbers rule out.