The 2025 Milan Design Week, which runs from 8 April 2025 to 13 April 2025, saw GAC step up its European expansion with the region's debut of the Aion UT as well as the return of the Aion V. But that's not all; GAC has also unveiled the fourth concept model from its Car Culture series, the CC4.

The Aion UT, born in the GAC Milan Advanced Design Centre, blends Italian design aesthetics with local market preferences. It features what is claimed to be the world's first eyebrow-inspired headlight design, a 14.6-inch central touchscreen, an 8.88-inch digital instrument display, L2 intelligent driving assistance, high-strength sidewalls, and an embrace-style backbone body structure. GAC states that the car's safety credentials exceed European standards.

In addition, its second generation Magazine Battery allows fast charging from 30% to 80% in just 24 minutes, and is gunshot resistant.

The returning Aion V is also equipped with the second generation Magazine Battery as well as a 2.3m ultra-long side curtain airbag, creating a highly secure "mobile fortress" for passengers.

According to GAC, the launch and reintroduction of these two models serve as a precursor for more Aion and Hyptec brand models to be introduced through the specific partnership, between Jameel Motors and GAC, to the Polish market in Q3 2025.