Returned from Guangzhou, exhausted and rested for two days. Today I will briefly talk about the newly released P7i.
**Exterior remains stylish
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Minor changes to the exterior with the same cool low-lying coupe design. Plus, the added laser radar blends seamlessly with the vehicle. Honestly, there is no competition with other models in its class.
**Improved Interior Design
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The steering wheel and armrest have been changed to the G9 style; seat cushioning has been adjusted to be more comfortable while still maintaining good support (after all, it is a coupe); the rear seats have been lengthened and the tilt angle adjusted for greater comfort; plus, young and trendy interior color combinations have been added. But don’t expect the back seats to be incredibly spacious, as it is still a coupe.
**More Comfortable and Complete Configuration
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The electric tailgate and suction door have been added, plus heated steering wheels and rear seats!
**Maximizing Intelligent Features
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The P7i has adopted the 8155, laser radar, XNGP, and EEA3.0 technologies, all on par with the flagship G9. Needless to say, the P7i is keeping up and even leading ahead in some areas.
**A Minor Drawback with Battery Charging
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While the P7i lacks 800V, the platform voltage has been slightly increased to support a maximum of 183kW. The improved heat dissipation allows for longer peak power durations, resulting in faster charging speed even when using a regular charging station.
It can be said that except for the appearance and screen, which have not changed much, everything else has been significantly improved (there are surprises in the driving control aspect as well). The original strengths are still incredibly strong, and the original weaknesses have been strengthened.
It can be said that the P7i is currently the most valuable and beautiful pure electric sports car available in the market:
Let’s see how Peng plans to price it. I still hold the same view that the P7i may be the only model in Peng’s hands that can engage in a price war this year. Since we are going to roll, let’s roll even harder.
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