MG released a new car preview last Saturday, announcing that it will launch a new compact pure electric vehicle in the Indian market. it will be known as “India’s first smart CUV.” According to the outline shown in the preview, this new car could be considered a “rebranded” model of Baojun Yunduo under SAIC-GM-Wuling.
This car adopts a new design style, which is officially named “Sky Aesthetics”. As you can see from the image, the car offers a relatively rounded shape in the front. It is also reported that all models are equipped with LED headlights. The side of the body includes hidden D-pillars, hidden door handles, and five-spoke low-drag wheels.
Speaking of size, this electric car has a length, width, and height of 4295/1850/1652mm respectively. It comes with a wheelbase of 2700mm.
The “Lingxi Edition” model under Baojun Yunduo, which focuses on smart driving features, is equipped with the “Lingxi Intelligent Driving 2.0”. This is an intelligent driving system, which is reportedly jointly developed by Baojun Automobile and DJI.
Baojun Yunduo is equipped with a 15.6-inch central control screen and electrically adjustable driver/passenger seats. The exterior rearview mirrors support electric adjustment + heating. When it comes to power, Baojun Yunduo is equipped with lithium iron phosphate batteries. The battery capacity of the 360 Plus and 360 Pro is 37.9 kW⋅h, which offers a range of 360km and supports 3.3kW charging. On the other hand, the battery capacity of the 460 Pro and 460 Max is 50.6 kWh, which reportedly offers a range of 460km and supports 6.6kW charging. The driving motor reportedly produces maximum torque and speed of 200 N⋅m and 150km/h respectively.
SAIC‘s Feifan Automobile also announced during the Geneva Motor Show in February this year that it will expand outside its home country. The company has officially unveiled the Feifan F7 sedan and the Feifan R7 coupe SUV in the home country. The two models were renamed MG9 EV and MG S9 EV respectively, to debut under the MG brand that is more familiar to the overseas markets.
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