From:Internet Info Agency 2026-04-24 14:12:10
The 2026 Geely Radar RD6 EV pickup truck officially launched at the Beijing International Auto Show on April 24, with a starting price of RMB 119,800. The new model is offered in two series: the rear-wheel-drive "Fortune RD6" and the all-wheel-drive "Power RD6," available in multiple range and cargo-bed configurations. The rear-wheel-drive "Fortune RD6" variants include: - 430 km Standard Range (RMB 119,800) - 430 km Long Bed (RMB 121,800) - 505 km Long Bed (RMB 133,800) - 605 km Standard Range (RMB 149,800) - 605 km Long Bed (RMB 151,800) The all-wheel-drive "Power RD6" variants include: - 460 km Standard Range (RMB 139,800) - 460 km Long Bed (RMB 141,800) - 520 km Long Bed (RMB 159,800) The vehicle delivers a maximum output of 280 kW and peak torque of 485 N·m, with a maximum gradeability of 55% when fully loaded. It features a designed payload capacity exceeding 1,300 kg and comes equipped with three off-road traction modes: Off-Road, Snow, and Mud. Inside, the cabin features the Flyme Auto intelligent cockpit system, centered around a 14.6-inch high-definition touchscreen. It supports full-scenario AI voice interaction and integrates applications such as Amap’s latest navigation and QQ Music. The cargo bed measures 1,765 mm in length with a volume of 1,400 liters. Constructed from STC wear-resistant material, it can withstand the impact of a 200 kg oil drum. With a rated payload of 910 kg—410 kg more than comparable gasoline-powered pickups—it boosts single-trip transport efficiency by 40%.

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