New Energy Car News Huawei and BAIC's Enjoy S9
TapTechNews June 3rd news, on May 31st, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology announced the list of new energy vehicle models enjoying a reduction or exemption from vehicle purchase tax (batch 6), and the latest range version of the Enjoy S9 model appeared. This model of the Hongmeng Zhixing brand jointly created by Huawei and BAIC has opened for pre-order and will be officially launched in August this year, with a pre-sale price range of $65,000 to $80,000.
TapTechNews noticed that the latest information shows that in addition to the three previously exposed range version models of the Enjoy S9 (665 kilometers, 672 kilometers, and 816 kilometers in the CLTC condition), a version with a range of 712 kilometers in the CLTC condition will also be provided, and the power battery capacity of this version model is 97.6 kWh, which is consistent with that of the 665-kilometer and 816-kilometer version models.
As the first mass-produced model of the cooperation between Huawei and BAIC, the Enjoy S9 is positioned as a mid- to large-sized sedan, providing configuration options of single-motor two-wheel drive and dual-motor four-wheel drive. The overall vehicle design adopts a family-style, similar to that of the Wenjie M9. It is equipped with a lidar on the roof and an integrated camera at the front fender, providing a variety of exterior colors such as black, white, silver-gray, and red. The taillight adopts a through-type design, and the rear logo clearly shows the identities of BAIC New Energy and Enjoy S9.
The length, width, and height of the Enjoy S9 are 5160/1987/1486 millimeters respectively, and the wheelbase reaches 3050 millimeters, providing optional 20-inch and 21-inch rims and electronic exterior rearview mirrors. In terms of power, the maximum power of the single-motor model is 227 kilowatts, and the maximum power of the front motor of the dual-motor model is 158 kilowatts, and the maximum power of the rear motor is 227 kilowatts, all of which are matched with ternary lithium-ion batteries.