Harmony Intelligent Mobility's Shareway G9 Debuts with Huawei's SmartDrive Adaptive Electronic Differential Lock, Passes Cross-Axle Off-Road Test; Starting at RMB 439,800

On August 17, Harmony Intelligent Mobility (HIMA) officially announced that the new Luxeed G9 has successfully completed a torsional rigidity test under a 50 cm diagonal height differential cross-axle condition, with all four doors and two hatches operating smoothly and showing no deformation. The vehicle debuts Huawei’s SmartDrive adaptive electronic differential lock system, featuring an integrated dog-clutch mechanical differential lock capable of automatic engagement within milliseconds, and has passed rigorous continuous cross-axle off-road traction tests. The Luxeed G9 is scheduled for official launch on August 20, with dimensions of 5,377 mm in length, 2,050 mm in width, and 1,897 mm in height, and a wheelbase of 3,160 mm. It will be offered in both five-seat and six-seat configurations, with multiple pre-sale price tiers based on powertrain and equipment levels: - The base model starts at RMB 439,800 for the five-seater and RMB 449,800 for the six-seater. Standard features across all trims include L3-level architecture design, Huawei ADS 5 Advanced Driving System, Huawei SmartDrive dual-motor AWD, rear-axle adaptive mechanical differential lock, dual-chamber air springs, twin-valve continuously variable damping shock absorbers, and ±12° rear-wheel steering. - The range-extended version starts at RMB 489,800 for the five-seater and RMB 509,800 for the six-seater, standard-equipped with Huawei’s TerrainMaster all-terrain platform and a 75.4 kWh battery. - The all-electric version starts at RMB 539,800 for the five-seater and RMB 559,800 for the six-seater, featuring a standard 120 kWh battery, a forest-grade onboard oxygen-generation system, and dual one-million-pixel full-color intelligent projection headlights.