In terms of exterior design, the Fang Cheng Bao Titan 9 continues the brand's boxy silhouette. The front fascia features a wraparound ring-shaped light bar that encircles the brand logo and extends to both sides. Below the front bumper, there is a silver skid plate and an active grille shutter, and a LiDAR sensor is mounted at the front of the roof. The rear adopts a split tailgate structure with upper and lower sections: the upper section lifts upward and the lower section folds downward. When small items need to be loaded or retrieved, only the upper section can be opened; when the lower section is folded flat, it can serve as a temporary platform. The rear spoiler integrates a high-mounted brake light, and the rear wiper features a hidden layout.
The vehicle's length, width, and height are 5270mm, 1999mm, and 1850mm respectively, with a wheelbase of 3130mm. It uses nano-ceramic clear coat and offers 6 body colors, including 3 solid colors and 3 two-tone schemes.
In terms of interior, the center console area features a 30-inch panoramic mega screen spanning from the driver's side to the passenger side; an independent LCD instrument screen is retained in front of the driver, and the central island houses dual wireless charging pads, cup holders, and function buttons. It uses Nappa genuine leather and offers 3 interior color schemes: white-brown, gray-black, and red-black two-tone. It adopts a 2+2+2 six-seat layout, with zero-gravity seats in the second row, and all seats are equipped with ventilation, heating, and massage functions.
The Fang Cheng Bao Titan 9 uses a unibody construction and is equipped with rear-wheel steering technology, the iATS intelligent all-terrain recognition system, the TSC high-speed tire blowout assist stability control system, and high-performance six-piston fixed calipers at the front. In terms of intelligent driving, the new vehicle is equipped with LiDAR and features the God's Eye B intelligent driving assistance system.
The Fang Cheng Bao Titan 9 is built on the all-new DMS hybrid platform and is powered by a plug-in hybrid four-wheel-drive system consisting of a 1.5T engine and front and rear dual electric motors. It is equipped with BYD's second-generation Blade Battery and flash charging technology, with a battery capacity of 66.48kWh.
Xiao Tang's view:
Judging from the released official images and configuration information, the Fang Cheng Bao Titan 9 establishes recognition through its boxy styling, and then covers the comfort, intelligence, and handling convenience that family users generally care about with features such as the 30-inch integrated full-width linked screen, second-row zero-gravity seats, full-vehicle ventilation/heating/massage, rear-wheel steering, LiDAR, and God's Eye B. The 5.2-meter-class vehicle length paired with rear-wheel steering targets the problems of cumbersome handling and inconvenient parking in large SUVs; the 66.48kWh second-generation Blade Battery plus flash charging technology provides more assurance for daily pure-electric commuting and long-distance travel. The product strength has basically been delivered; what remains to be seen is whether the pricing can truly turn these configurations into sales.
