Which premium Chinese EVs come in right-hand drive? (2026)

CRAVEUO EV Export · Sources last checked 2026-10-31 · General information, not legal advice. Nothing here is a promise or a quote.

Quick answer

Ten premium Chinese models on our list are on sale in at least one right-hand-drive market. Two more, the Denza Z and the Zeekr 7GT, are announced but we could not confirm a car on sale. Most sit with the maker's own company or its appointed distributor in places such as Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Australia and the UK.

We have no confirmed right-hand-drive supply, so this table shows where the maker sells one, not what we can quote. China-market cars on our site are all left-hand drive.

Where each model is sold in right-hand drive

"On sale" means the car is listed or launched in that market. It does not mean stock today. To find the company behind a brand in your country, see official importers and dealers by country.

Two cars we left out

The Denza N7 is out. We found no source for a right-hand-drive N7 in Hong Kong or Singapore, and Denza Singapore lists only the D9 and B5.

The AITO M9 is out too. In 2025 its Indonesian distributor said the models lacked the steering variant that market needs, and we found no launch since.

Same name, not the same car

A right-hand-drive version can differ from the China-market car under the same name, so check the spec of the exact market:

• Denza D9. Electric in Asia and Australia. Plug-in hybrid in the UK.
• Hongqi E-HS9. Offered only with the 120 kWh battery in right-hand-drive markets.
• IM LS6. The MG IM6 uses first-generation styling. The new-generation LS6 in China differs.
• Charging socket. China-market cars use GB/T. Australian cars such as the D9 and 7X use CCS2. See how to charge a China-market EV abroad.

Converting a left-hand-drive car

Rules are national: in New Zealand, for one example, most left-hand-drive vehicles must be converted before they can be driven on the road, and a modified vehicle needs LVV certification.

If your country drives on the left

Start with the maker's local channel where one exists, because warranty and parts follow that channel. If none exists, a left-hand-drive car may not be allowed for your road use, so ask your registration office before anything else. For the wider picture, see the buyer's guide.

Send your country, model and version through the inquiry form. We tell you whether we can supply that car before any contract. Nothing is paid before it is signed, and payment goes only to the company account on the invoice.