Venucia announced its latest advancements in the field of new energy vehicles, launching the Luban battery and Vita pure electric platform developed by the DF NISSAN Technical Center. This technology supports the “vehicle and battery integration” concept, enhancing the overall safety of new energy vehicles. Engineers conducted various extreme tests, including high-temperature and collision tests, to improve the battery’s durability and safety.
The Venucia VX6 SUV exemplifies the application of this new technology, based on the Vita pure electric platform, optimizing spatial efficiency and intelligent experience. The platform features a modular architecture that can accommodate various models such as SUVs, sedans, and MPVs, with the VX6 specifically emphasizing spacious interiors for mid-to-large vehicles and flexible seating arrangements. It is equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8155 chip to support diverse functions.
In terms of energy-saving technology, Venucia adopts a “three vertical and three horizontal” technical matrix, encompassing power routes of plug-in hybrid, pure electric, and hydrogen energy, along with support for intelligent cockpits, smart driving, and software development. The Luban battery excels in thermal runaway management, having passed laboratory tests and simulated real-use conditions, focusing on system integration and functional interaction.
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