The company is leveraging partnerships with international clubs—including Australia’s Sydney FC, Mexico’s Toluca FC, Brazil’s CR Flamengo, and Colombia’s Millonarios FC—to market its vehicles as embodiments of a champion’s mentality. This branding strategy ties specific car features to the roles of professional players, positioning the GAC EMPOW’s Mega Wave 2.0TGDI engine, which hits 100 km/h in 6.95 seconds, as the automotive equivalent of a striker’s sprint.
Technological specifications are presented as tactical advantages. The AION i60 utilizes L2 driver assistance and adaptive cruise control to mimic the precision of a midfield playmaker, while the AION V’s Magazine Battery 2.0 technology offers a 600 km CLTC range, framed as a player's endurance during a full match. Safety systems also receive the sports-marketing treatment: the GAC S7’s 35,000 N•m/deg torsional rigidity and ten-airbag configuration are likened to a coordinated team defense. Meanwhile, the HYPTEC HT incorporates Bosch’s latest Intelligent Integrated Brake System, marketed as the calm resilience required of a core player under high-pressure scenarios.
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