text: Original by Dongchedi Zhou Tong
[Original by Dongchedi Product] Recently, we learned from Xingtu Motors that Xingtu’s new flagship SUV Yaoguang will start blind subscription on December 27. Yaoguang is the first model of Xingtu M3X Mars Architecture 2.0. It will be equipped with a 2.0-liter turbocharged engine and a CDC electromagnetic suspension system. In the future, it will also launch a plug-in hybrid model.
The appearance design of Xingtu Yaoguang basically retains the design plan of Xingtu AtlantiX concept car. The inverted "L"-shaped light group is very eye-catching, and the borderless air intake grille design is also in line with the current mainstream aesthetics. At the same time, Yaoguang is also equipped with hidden door handles, smoked black rims, through-type taillight groups and other popular design elements. According to the declaration information, the length, width and height of the remote light are 4781/1920/1671 mm respectively, and the wheelbase is 2815 mm. In terms of interior, Xingtu Yaoguang adopts a traditional symmetrical layout, with a curved dual screen size of 24.6 inches. The car is equipped with Qualcomm 8155 smart cockpit chip and Horizon J3 assisted driving chip. The car also supports WHUD, ARHUD and 50-watt mobile phone charging.
Comfort configuration, high-end models will be equipped with 8-way electric adjustment of the main driver's seat, lumbar support 4-way electric adjustment, front seat heating/ventilation, Queen co-driver seat, co-driver seat massage, rear seat electric adjustment, rear independent fresh air system , SONY 14 speakers and other configurations. In terms of power, Xingtu Yaoguang will be equipped with a 2.0-liter turbocharged engine , with a maximum power of 192 kilowatts and a maximum torque of to 400 Nm. The transmission system is expected to be matched with 8-speed automatic transmission . Based on previous news, Yaoguang will be equipped with CDCh electromagnetic suspension , four-wheel drive system and L2-level intelligent driving assistance system.
