Exeed ET5

China name: ET5 · Export: Exeed MX

Exeed's restyled mid-size SUV based on the TX, unveiled on 29 August 2025 as a battery-electric (BEV) and extended-range (EREV) car. It is sold as the Exeed MX in export markets and the Esteo MX in Russia.

Generations & years

  • First generation 2025–present

    Unveiled on 29 August 2025 and shown as the Exeed MX at the October 2025 global user summit. As of July 2026, newer information suggested the ET5 could be renamed back to Lingyun as the next facelift of that model.

Powertrain, battery & charging

Battery-electric and extended-range electric versions (model code E05) on a 2,800 mm wheelbase. About 4,780 mm long, 1,890 mm wide and 1,725 mm tall.

Where to find the VIN

On most cars the VIN is visible at the base of the windscreen (driver side) and on a label in the driver-side door opening; check your registration document too.

China-spec vs export-spec

The ET5, Exeed MX and Esteo MX are the same car. It is a restyled, electrified successor to the Exeed TX and TXL (Lingyun), which use petrol engines, so parts and drivetrains differ. BEV and EREV versions differ, and the Lingyun name may return for a facelift. Charging inlets differ by market: China-spec cars use the GB/T standard and export versions are built for the destination market. Send the VIN.

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