On July 6, Changan Qiyuan officially released the official images of its all-new mid-to-large pure electric SUV, the Qiyuan Q06. The new car is built on Changan's SDA Tianzhu architecture and positioned as a mid-to-large pure electric SUV, and is expected to officially go on sale in September.
In terms of dimensions, the new car measures 4837/1970/1670mm in length, width, and height, with a wheelbase of 2940mm, and adopts a five-seat layout. The exterior continues the family's "Fuguang Aesthetics" design language, with the front face featuring a closed grille paired with a through-type LED daytime running light.
A lidar is integrated into the roof, and it will be equipped with Changan's self-developed "Tianzhu Pilot" assisted driving system, with the Pro version featuring a standard lidar across the lineup.
In terms of power, the new car is built on an 800V silicon carbide high-voltage platform. The single-motor version has a maximum power of 225kW or 245kW, while the dual-motor four-wheel-drive version has a combined power of 330kW. In terms of range, multiple battery capacities from 63kWh to 80kWh are offered, with CLTC range covering 540km to 700km. The chassis adopts an all-aluminum front double wishbone + rear five-link independent suspension.
Quick review:
The official images of the Qiyuan Q06 are finally here, with dimensions, range, and intelligent driving configurations all laid out on the table. The 2940mm wheelbase combined with the large five-seat layout makes for strong practical space performance. The Tianzhu Pilot intelligent driving system with standard lidar across the lineup is a relatively sincere configuration for its class.
