The Avatr 07 continues the family’s design style, featuring a rounded body paired with a more exaggerated "C-shaped" split light group, which adds a personalized touch. A key difference between the extended-range version and the pure electric version is the grille design: the extended-range version features a diamond grille in the lower surround area, while the pure electric version uses a vertical grille design.
 

While the Avatr 07 retains the character of an SUV, its rear end reveals a hint of a shooting brake style. The 4825mm length and 2940mm wheelbase give the vehicle a slender profile, while ensuring ample interior space for comfort. The frameless doors and hidden door handles are seamlessly integrated, and the electronic rearview mirrors mounted on the doors instantly enhance the sense of technology and simplicity, perfectly matching the aesthetic preferences of younger drivers.
 

The display screen in front of the driver's seat of the Avatr 07 is clear and easy to read, showing the vehicle's status. The screen behind the central control display allows users to freely switch between power consumption, music, and driving mode parameters, offering a wealth of information. A standout feature is the excellent design of the electronic rearview mirrors. The display screen is perfectly curved, providing clear visibility to the driver. While you might instinctively rely on the traditional rearview mirror at first, you quickly get accustomed to the in-car electronic screen, which makes rear observation easier and less worrisome. This design significantly enhances safety as well—when a vehicle enters the blind spot, a red light on the outside of the electronic display screen lights up as a warning.