The Xingtu Yaoguang C-DM Global Edition was launched in Qingdao with a starting price of 129,900 yuan. This midsize flagship electric hybrid SUV is equipped with a hybrid-specialized engine achieving a thermal efficiency of 44.5% paired with the DHT150 transmission, delivering a tested city energy consumption of 2.85L/100km without electrical assistance and meeting the seven major global safety standards.
The launched models include the 120 long-range two-wheel drive, 210 extra-long-range two-wheel drive, and 200 extra-long-range four-wheel drive configurations, with guide prices of 139,900 yuan, 169,900 yuan, and 189,900 yuan, respectively. Additionally, Xingtu offers the fuel version Yaoguang 400T Global Edition, priced at 139,900 yuan.
The design of the Yaoguang C-DM Global Edition adopts the Atlantis Aesthetics of Light concept, featuring a new Dual-Tone Suspended Obsidian Black roof. Inside, 71.3% of the cabin’s soft-touch area is crafted with OEKO-TEX certified infant-grade materials, meeting the standards of a health-conscious cabin with “0 Formaldehyde, 0 Odor, 0 Benzene, 0 Allergy.” The 2815mm wheelbase offers a spacious ride and a convertible trunk space of 660-1783L, complemented by a Sony panoramic sound system.
In terms of performance, the Yaoguang C-DM Global Edition accelerates from 0-50kph in just 3.2 seconds, 30-70kph overtaking acceleration in 2.8 seconds, 60-100kph mid-speed acceleration in 3.5 seconds, and high-speed overtaking acceleration from 80-120kph in just 3.2 seconds. This performance is closely related to Chery’s self-developed Rhino Square Blade Battery with 20C pulse discharge cell technology and features an intelligent energy recovery system.
In terms of safety design, the Yaoguang C-DM Global Edition adheres to the seven major global new car safety evaluation standards, employing an 85% high-strength steel built rock-solid body frame. Its safety design has received a full excellent G rating from CIRI and has also attained dual five-star safety certifications from Europe’s E-NCAP and Australia’s ANCAP.
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