Xiaomi Pengcheng N90 Camping Edition Launches; Tank 300L Opens Pre-sales; Chery Fengyun A9 and Geely Galaxy Warship 700 Unveiled

According to the 409th batch of MIIT vehicle type approval data: **Xiaomi Auto’s new product line**, debuting with the **Pengcheng N90**, will be offered in two variants: a standard version and a camping version. Positioned as a full-size extended-range SUV, it will be available with either five- or seven-seat configurations. The camping variant is registered under the category of “plug-in extended-range hybrid cultural lifestyle service vehicle,” featuring a height-adjustable roof, a rooftop bed platform, and side awning attachment points. Its height measures 1,925 mm—100 mm taller than the standard version. Overall dimensions are 5,285 mm (L) × 1,998 mm (W) × 1,825 mm (H), with a wheelbase of 3,080 mm. Exterior design follows Xiaomi’s family design language, including a full-width front light bar, “Mi”-shaped lighting clusters, a roof-mounted LiDAR unit, and ADAS hardware integrated into the front fenders. The interior features a flat floor and a full-width sliding rail system. Front seats rotate 180 degrees, while second-row seats offer zero-gravity positioning. A central island console, foldable tables, and other modular components can slide along the rails. Additional amenities include overhead screens, rear-seat tablet ports, and projection equipment. Powertrain-wise, the N90 uses a 1.5T extended-range system. The range extender delivers a maximum output of 152 hp, while the drive motors produce peak outputs of 286 hp and 136 hp respectively. Top speed is 190 km/h. It is equipped with a 76 kWh battery pack, offering a WLTC all-electric range of 363–370 km. --- On **July 6**, the **Tank 300L** opened for pre-orders: - The **Hi4-T** variant starts at **RMB 259,800** - The **Hi4-Z** variant starts at **RMB 269,800** Official launch is scheduled for **July 19**. The model has been upgraded from a compact to a midsize SUV, measuring 4,886 mm (L) × 1,984 mm (W) × 1,927 mm (H), with a 3,010 mm wheelbase. It boasts an approach angle of 38°, departure angle of 33°, minimum ground clearance of 235 mm, and a maximum wading depth of 800 mm. Design retains the brand’s signature boxy, retro aesthetic. The cabin features the **Coffee OS 3** infotainment system, supporting voice interaction, off-road trail guides, and satellite communication. Front seats offer power adjustment, heating, ventilation, and massage functions; rear seatbacks are adjustable. The ADAS suite includes **27 sensors**, including LiDAR, enabling full-scenario NOA (Navigate on Autopilot), with an optional far-infrared night vision system. Both variants use a **2.0T plug-in hybrid system**: - **Hi4-T**: 177-hp front motor, 37.1 kWh battery, WLTC EV range of 105 km, combined range of 913 km, 0–100 km/h in 6.1 seconds. - **Hi4-Z**: 245-hp front motor + 272-hp rear motor, 59.6 kWh battery, WLTC EV range of 200 km, combined range of 1,122 km, 0–100 km/h in 4.3 seconds. Concurrently, the **conventional fuel-powered Tank 300 (short-wheelbase)** opened for blind pre-orders, offering both **2.0T gasoline** and **2.4T diesel** engine options. --- On **July 9**, **Chery Fulwin A9** launched pre-sales for **three all-electric variants**, priced from **RMB 115,900 to 135,900**. Equipped with a **70.11 kWh LFP battery**, it delivers a **CLTC range of 655 km**. Dimensions: 4,836/4,890 mm (L) × 1,896/1,913 mm (W) × 1,489/1,491 mm (H), with a 2,900 mm wheelbase. Positioned as a midsize sedan, it features a closed front fascia, split headlights, active grille shutters, and a roof-mounted LiDAR. Higher trims add a two-stage electric rear spoiler. The cabin adopts a wrap-around layout with an **8.88-inch digital instrument cluster** and a **15.6-inch center touchscreen**, running the **Lingxi Smart Cockpit 2.0** system. Base models use the **Qualcomm 8155 chip**, while higher trims upgrade to the **8678 chip**. Intelligent driving is handled by the **Falcon ADAS**, which includes LiDAR and **128 TOPS** of computing power, supporting urban and highway NOA. Propulsion comes from a single motor producing **242 hp** and **275 N·m** of torque. An extended-range variant will follow, powered by a **1.5L engine (112 hp)**, with expected WLTC EV ranges of **116 km and 175 km** in two versions. --- The **Geely Galaxy Battleship 700** has completed its registration in the **409th MIIT batch**, positioned as a **plug-in hybrid mid-to-large SUV** with an **off-road orientation**, slated for launch within the year. Offered with two engine choices: - **1.5T** (163 hp) - **2.0T** (218 hp) Both pair with a **triple-motor AWD system**, delivering a combined output of up to **1,129 hp**, plus a differential lock. Exterior styling emphasizes ruggedness, with a narrow grille, square-shaped lighting, externally mounted spare tire, side-hinged tailgate, and front/rear tow hooks. Dimensions: 5,085 mm (L) × 1,999 mm (W) × 1,895/1,912/1,925 mm (H), wheelbase of 2,900 mm, approach angle of 30°, departure angle of 31°, and minimum ground clearance of 233 mm. Wheel options include 18-inch and 20-inch sizes, with curb weights of **2,750 kg or 2,805 kg**. It uses a **47.14 kWh LFP battery**, offering **WLTC all-electric ranges of 165 km, 170 km, and 185 km** across variants. Cabin and intelligent tech specifications have not yet been disclosed.