Hongqi released its large and medium-sized sedan, the Hongqi H9, earlier this year, a group of Chinese media recently released a set of Hongqi H9 training material pictures, showing its specifications.
The new car was built by Chinese designer Ding Yangfeng and former Rolls-Royce design director Giles Taylor, and is known as the "Chinese version of Rolls-Royce".
The images show that the Hongqi H9 will be available in five specifications, powered by 2.0T+48V and 3.0L mechanical supercharged engines, with three models in the 2.0T and two in the 3.0L mechanical supercharged model.
In addition, the new car is available in seven exterior color options and four interior color options, and will be officially launched in June.
Specifically, the Hongqi H9 will offer air suspension + CDC damping system, automatic parking, advanced cruise control, blind zone detection, active braking, intelligent far light and other features depending on the model.
It has dual 12.3-inch screens, a rear LCD screen, heated steering wheel, heated/ventilated/massage seats throughout the car, and power adjustment in the rear seats.
It also has electric suction doors, four-zone automatic air conditioning, OTA upgrade, BOSE 12-speaker sound system, 253-color ambience lights, large HUD heads-up display, and streaming interior mirrors, all in a luxurious configuration.
With a length and width of 5137/1904/1493mm and a wheelbase of 3060mm, the new car is already ahead of the 5-Series and E-Class models in its class. The drive form is front and rear drive, the trunk volume is 370L and the fuel tank volume is 62L.
The 2.0T model has a maximum power of 252 hp and a peak torque of 380 Nm with a 48V light mix system, while the 3.0L mechanical supercharged engine has a maximum power of 272 hp and a peak torque of 400 Nm. The transmission is a 7-speed DCT dual clutch transmission.
The Hongqi H9 will go on sale in June, so expect to be pleasantly surprised by the price of this critically acclaimed Chinese brand luxury car.
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