From:Internet Info Agency 2026-07-07 00:16:00
Recently, Yu Chengdong of Huawei test-drove the Harmony Intelligent Mobility’s first boxy SUV, the Enjoyer G9, on the Hulunbuir Grassland, simultaneously conducting long-distance road tests on multiple vehicle models and the ADS 5.0 system. This marked his first visit to Hulunbuir and the northernmost point he has reached within China. During the trip, he visited notable sites including Genhe—the “Cold Pole of China”—the “Number One Meandering River in the World,” Asia’s largest wetland, and a famously remote restroom dubbed by netizens as “the loneliest toilet in the world.” Using the Huawei Pura 90 Pro Max, he captured photos of horses, cattle, sheep, rabbits, and marmots native to the grasslands. The testing covered long-distance driving under alternating rainy and sunny conditions, as well as diverse road surfaces around forested and grassland areas, aiming to evaluate the vehicles’ overall performance. Yu stated that the results were highly satisfactory. The Enjoyer G9 represents Harmony Intelligent Mobility’s expansion into a new segment following its station wagon launch, targeting the rugged, off-road-oriented SUV market.

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