For many drivers, choosing a car is no longer just about daily transportation. A modern vehicle needs to meet multiple requirements: comfortable commuting, convenient family travel, long-distance driving, and a professional appearance for business occasions.

"Buy the Li Auto for the sofa, buy the Wenjie for the Huawei." This is how many Chinese EV buyers now frame the best electric SUV decision around 250,000 yuan. In late October 2026, Li Auto launched the facelifted i6 — its first global pure-electric model — with a self-developed 5C LFP battery and dual-chamber air suspension, while Huawei-backed AITO Wenjie M6 has been on sale since April with HUAWEI ADS and the HarmonyOS cockpit. Both target the same buyer: a family who needs a spacious five-seat electric SUV around $35,000–$42,000 FOB. With showroom traffic split almost evenly between the two, which one actually deserves your order?

This guide covers the reference price, key specifications, powertrain, interior features and trim-level differences of the 2026 Changan CS55 PLUS gasoline version. It also compares the SUV with the Haval Jolion, Geely Coolray and Chery Tiggo 7, and outlines key checks before export, including vehicle configuration, import requirements, documentation and delivery arrangements.