Longer Changan Lumin Plus Electric Mini Car Reaches Chinese Dealers Ahead of November Launch
The Changan Lumin Plus, a longer version of the Lumin electric mini car with rear doors, has reached dealers across China ahead of its November launch. It measures 3,515 mm long on a 2,200 mm wheelbase and uses a 35 kW single motor. Prices and battery capacity have not been announced.
By the Tesla News Wire staff · Edited by Seamus McKenna · · 2 min read
Changan is answering demand for bigger mini EVs with the Lumin Plus. It's a stretched version of the Lumin with rear doors, and it is already in Chinese showrooms.
Dimensions
3,515 × 1,715 × 1,545 mm, with a 2,200 mm wheelbase (both sources).
Autohome lists the current two-door Lumin at 3,293 mm long on a 1,980 mm wheelbase.
Autohome says the cabin has four seats.
Changes from the two-door
Conventional mechanical door handles replace the hidden ones.
An electronic column-mounted shifter replaces the rotary knob, and Autohome says the infotainment system has been upgraded.
Single motor rated at 35 kW, with an LFP battery pack (Autohome).
Range and pricing
CarNewsChina gives a CLTC range of 205 to 301 km. Autohome says battery capacity, range and pricing are not yet official. CarNewsChina, citing China EV DataTracker, reports that Changan has delivered 552,599 Lumins in China since 2022. Only 38,064 were delivered domestically in January–September 2026, down 69.4% year on year.
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