Mysterious Large Luxury Sedan Huawei × Jianghuai's
TapTechNews August 15th news, starting from last night, many automotive bloggers posted a set of road test spy photos of a mysterious large luxury sedan. This car is fully covered with camouflage, but it is difficult to conceal its quite large size, and the body length is expected to be comparable to models such as the Maybach S-Class.
All the above bloggers said that the new car is expected to be a product under the Fourth Realm of Hongmeng Zhixing jointly created by Huawei × Jianghuai - Zunjie. The exposed spy photos show that the new car will also support rear-wheel steering.
TapTechNews briefly summarizes the currently known information about the Zunjie brand as follows:
Earlier this month, Yu Chengdong announced that the English name of the Zunjie brand is MAEXTRO, and the first product has entered the vehicle verification stage and is planned to be offline by the end of the year and go on the market in the first half of next year.
Zunjie will be benchmarked against ultra-luxury brand models such as Maybach and Rolls-Royce, with a positioning of ultra-high-end, and the pricing will be in the millions of dollars range. According to previously released information, the models of the cooperation between Huawei and Jianghuai will enter the million-dollar level sedan and MPV market, and the relevant models will be produced through the Jianghuai X6 platform, with an expected annual production capacity of 35,000 units.
Insiders disclosed that Jianghuai has accelerated the relevant recruitment work for the Huawei and Jianghuai Zunjie project, including positions such as quality system experts, qu ality review experts, product line quality experts, commissioning quality experts, vehicle quality experts, etc. The first model of Zunjie is expected to go on the market in the first quarter of next year, and currently Jianghuai hopes to manufacture 38 test vehicles.
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The news said that the test vehicles of Huawei and Jianghuai Zunjie have entered the production stage, and the first vehicle is expected to go on the market in Q1 next year.