Linxys Air EV Review: Generations, Specs and Which Version to Buy
Overview of the Linxys Air EV, a 3-door electric hatchback built since 2022 with 41–68 hp. Covers the single generation, its versions, and which one to choose.
The Linxys Air EV is a 3-door electric hatchback produced from 2022 to the present, with output ranging from 41 to 68 hp depending on the version. All versions are rear-wheel drive with an automatic transmission. It suits city drivers who want a compact, simple electric car for short daily trips rather than highway touring.
Linxys Air EV generations
1 generation (2022–present)
The first and so far only generation of the Linxys Air EV has been in production since 2022. It is offered exclusively as a 3-door hatchback with rear-wheel drive and an automatic transmission, and the lineup counts 3 modifications. Power spans 41 hp to 68 hp, all versions electric. The Linxys Air EV AT 17.3 kWt (1 generation) is the volume version with 41 hp, while the Linxys Air EV AT 28.4 kWt (1 generation) tops the range with 68 hp. The naming reflects the battery pack fitted to each version: the entry car pairs its 41 hp motor with a 17.3 kWt pack, and the stronger 68 hp version carries a 28.4 kWt pack.
Which Linxys Air EV to buy
- AT 17.3 kWt (1 generation): the mass-market version of the range, its 41 hp is aimed at purely urban use where outright power matters less than simplicity.
- AT 28.4 kWt (1 generation): the most powerful Linxys Air EV at 68 hp — 27 hp more than the base version, which makes it the better pick if the car ever leaves slow city traffic.
On the used market the choice is straightforward: with a single generation running from 2022 to the present, every Linxys Air EV shares the same body, drivetrain layout and transmission, so the decision comes down to model year and which of the two power versions you find. The single-generation, three-modification lineup keeps cross-shopping simple — there are no older platforms or discontinued body styles to weigh against each other.
Summary
The Linxys Air EV lineup is compact: one generation since 2022, one 3-door hatchback body, RWD, automatic transmission, and three modifications between 41 and 68 hp. The Linxys Air EV AT 17.3 kWt (1 generation) covers the mass-market role with 41 hp, and the Linxys Air EV AT 28.4 kWt (1 generation) offers the most power in the range with 68 hp. Buyers choosing between them are really choosing between the smaller 17.3 kWt pack with 41 hp and the larger 28.4 kWt pack with 68 hp — the rest of the car stays the same.