398 GAC Aion Y vehicles are on Israel's roads, ranking it 476th of 652 models.
That is one vehicle in every 10,533 on Israel's roads. Half of them were made in 2026 or later, and 397 have a valid licence.
GAC Aion Y. File photo by User 3204, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
- 476th of 652 models on Israel's roads, by vehicles registered
- 0.0% of all 4,192,171 private and commercial vehicles
- 397 have a licence valid on 28 October 2026
- 97.0% had their yearly test in the 12 months before that day
More of Israel's GAC Aion Y vehicles were made in 2026 than in any other year.
Vehicles on the road today by the year they were made.
369
Every GAC Aion Y on Israel's roads was built in China.
The country of the factory, as the register records it.
China
100.0%
34.7% of Israel's GAC Aion Y vehicles are owned by a leasing company.
The kind of owner on the registration.
Leasing company
34.7%
Private owner
28.9%
Company
23.6%
Dealer
12.8%
Ivory white is the colour of 50.0% of Israel's GAC Aion Y vehicles.
The most common colours, as the register names them.
50.0%Ivory white
24.9%Metallic dark silver
15.1%Metallic dark grey
10.1%Metallic black
The most common tyre size on Israel's GAC Aion Y vehicles is 215/50 R18.
The front tyre size each vehicle was registered with.
215/50 R18
100.0%
GAC has 2 other models on Israel's roads.
These models sit next to it in the ranking.
People ask these questions about this model in Israel.
How many GAC Aion Y vehicles are there in Israel?
398 were on the Ministry of Transport's register on 28 October 2026, 0.0% of all 4,192,171 private and commercial vehicles.
Which year of the GAC Aion Y is most common in Israel?
2026, with 369 vehicles on the road. Half of Israel's GAC Aion Y vehicles were made in 2026 or later.
Where are Israel's GAC Aion Y vehicles built?
100.0% in China.
What is the most common colour of the GAC Aion Y in Israel?
Ivory white, on 50.0% of them.
What tyre size does the GAC Aion Y take?
The most common front tyre size on Israel's register is 215/50 R18, on 100.0% of them.
Source: Ministry of Transport, register of private and commercial vehicles, open data, read 28 October 2026.