Hongqi finally enters Germany, luxury SUV - Hongqi E-HS9 debuts in Berlin

Hongqi Motors, known as the "Rolls-Royce of China", has not only been selling well in the domestic market in recent years, but has also gradually entered the international market, just like the brand-new SUV we saw this time.

Germany is a country with many luxury car brands. In addition to the well-known BBA, Porsche, Bentley and Rolls-Royce are currently owned by the Volkswagen Group and BMW Group respectively. Therefore, it is not easy for Hongqi to enter Germany. thing. The E-HS9 luxury SUV recently released in Germany is Hongqi's latest luxury electric SUV. The car is 5.2 meters long and adopts a 7-seater design. It can also choose a six-seater layout. It is longer than the BMW X7. Therefore, it has The interior is more spacious, and the interior is wrapped in high-end leather. Of course, it also includes many luxurious features, such as LED matrix headlights, complete driving assistance systems, etc.

In terms of battery life, E-HS9 has two battery capacities of 99kWh and 120kWh (unique to the European market) for consumers to choose from. Under WLTP real-time environment testing, the former has a range of 465 kilometers and the latter has a range of 515 kilometers, and supports 140kW fast charging. , it only takes 10 minutes to charge 100 kilometers of battery life.

In fact, Germany is not the first European country where Hongqi has planted its flag. Its models have previously been launched in Norway, Denmark and Iceland, but Berlin was chosen as the launch location. The factory is also quite ambitious and wants to enter Sweden by the end of this year. Market sales. However, according to some European car test drive reviews, they all pointed out that the E-HS9 has problems such as loose chassis adjustment and poor component quality. The price of the Hongqi E-HS9  in Germany starts from 80,000 euros, the highest-end Exclusive Long Range version is 102,995 euros, and the basic BMW X7 is 103,000 euros. It seems that the Hongqi E-HS9 The price/performance ratio is higher, but the specific situation depends on market feedback.