From:Internet Info Agency 2026-07-03 00:14:00
The first-year insurance premium for the Shangjie Z7TMax electric vehicle is RMB 4,434, comprising RMB 1,000 for compulsory traffic insurance, RMB 3,054.19 for commercial insurance (including vehicle damage and third-party liability coverage), and RMB 380 for “Taijia Bao Yi” insurance. Priced at approximately RMB 230,000, this model’s premium is notably lower than the industry average: according to 2026 data from China’s new energy vehicle insurance sector, first-year comprehensive insurance for similarly priced all-electric sedans typically ranges from RMB 5,500 to RMB 7,000, with high-performance variants reaching RMB 7,000–8,500. The Shangjie Z7TMax and the Zhijie V9 both belong to Huawei’s Harmony Intelligent Mobility product line and come standard across all trims with Huawei’s Qiankun ADS intelligent driving system, featuring a comprehensive active safety suite. Official data shows that vehicles equipped with this system experience nearly a 90% reduction in accident rates compared to the industry average, significantly decreasing common incidents such as rear-end collisions and minor scrapes. Based on actual claims data, multiple Chinese insurers have classified Harmony Intelligent Mobility’s core models as low-risk, resulting in an overall 20% reduction in renewal premiums for the Wenjie series.

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