IM L6 does the moose test driverless

In a just released video the IM L6 sedan manages to do the moose test at 71 km/h. Not such an impressive speed until you realize that it did this driverless. In the run up to the car's launch in May, SAIC are heavily pushing the car's capabilities especially with regard to its 'smart digital chassis' and have also shown the IM L6 performing other near impossible car feats.

Probably helping the IM L6 achieve the result is the cars four wheel steering system. This forms part of the self-developed smart digital chassis which enables the car to do things such as crab walking, turning 45° on the spot, and revolutionizing parallel parking.

IM Motors was founded in 2020 as a joint venture between SAIC Motor, Alibaba Group, and Zhangjiang Hi-Tech. The first model was the L7 sedan which went on sale in 2022 and has since been followed by the LS7 and LS6 SUVs.

It looks that the IM L6 may well be the brand's breakout car.