From：Internet Info Agency 2026-08-17 18:52:00
Harmony Intelligent Mobility will launch two new models in 2026—the Zunjie V800 and Xiangjie G9—completing its strategic layout in the ultra-premium MPV and luxury off-road SUV segments. The Zunjie V800 will be offered in three trims: Deluxe (starting at RMB 766,000), Executive (starting at RMB 866,000), and Navigator (starting at RMB 1,016,000). Additionally, the Zunjie V680 Deluxe trim starts at RMB 648,000. Within one hour of its market debut, the new models received 2,115 orders. The Xiangjie G9, Harmony Intelligent Mobility’s first rugged SUV, has commenced pre-sales with a starting price of RMB 439,800. It garnered over 5,100 reservations within two hours. The vehicle will be available in both all-electric and range-extended variants. The all-electric version delivers a CLTC range of 728 km, while the range-extended version offers a CLTC pure-electric range of 405 km and a combined range of 1,366 km. With these launches, Harmony Intelligent Mobility now boasts a comprehensive product portfolio comprising five major series—Wenjie, Zhijie, Shangjie, Xiangjie, and Zunjie—spanning 17 vehicle lines. Its offerings cover a price range from RMB 159,800 to RMB 1,388,000 and include SUVs, sedans, shooting brakes, and MPVs, while simultaneously advancing both extended-range and pure-electric technology pathways. Both new models feature an enhanced architecture designed for Level 3 autonomous driving, equipped with Huawei’s Qiankun ADS 5 intelligent driving system and a full suite of perception hardware, supporting OTA updates. According to China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), the national standard “Intelligent Connected Vehicles – Safety Requirements for Automated Driving Systems” (GB 44721-2026) will take effect on July 1, 2027. The hardware and algorithmic designs of both vehicles already meet the compliance requirements ahead of schedule. Moreover, other Harmony Intelligent Mobility models—including the Shangjie H5, Z7, and Z7T—are already equipped with Huawei’s self-developed 896-line imaging-grade LiDAR and are capable of upgrading to the ADS 5 system.
