The new station’s cart will appear in China in September and is available in electrical and hybrid versions.
Huawei introduced the new Stalato S9T Station Wagon, Carnewschina reports. The car is offered in two versions: completely electric and hybrid, where ice works as a generator for battery battery.
The Stalato S9T is based on the S9 sedan, which was presented last year. The length of the new car is 5160 mm, the width is 2005 mm, the height is 1492 mm, and the wheel is 3050 mm. There are five chairs in the cabin.
In the de -electrical version of Stalato S9T, it is equipped with a battery with a capacity of 100 kW · h CATL production, providing a range of up to 801 km according to the CLTC cycle. The hybrid version will receive 37 or 53.4 kWh batteries, and the total range of moves thanks to the ice generator will reach 1305 km (of which 354 km in electric trot out).
Electricity is available both in the rear and all -wheel drive. In the back version of the drive, an electric motor with a capacity of 309 hp is used, the maximum speed is 210 km/h. The All -Wheel Drive version is in addition equipped with a front engine of 215 hp, which provides a total power of 516 hp.
The hybrid version only has a rear -Wheel drive. He has a de -electrical motor for 309 HP and a 160 HP gasoline engine, which works as a generator for battery battery.
The version will receive a new Huawei ADS 4.0 Autopilot system, which is based on data from 32 sensors: in particular four caps (including 192-linear), five 4D radar, 11 cameras and 12 ultrasound sensors.
The cost of the car has not been disclosed – it will be given to a full presentation in September before the sales are launched.
We reminded, earlier reported that the flagship of the Electrician Toyota would receive Huawei and Xiaomi technologies.
Huawei has patent a new generation of a new generation for de -electrical cars
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