From:Internet Info Agency 2026-11-08 21:39:00
On November 8, Xiong Tianbo, General Manager of the Fangchengbao Business Division, disclosed the brand's plans for multiple new models, including the Tai 6, Fangcheng SL, Tai 9, and Shark pickup truck. According to the disclosure, the Tai 6, whose spy photos previously circulated online, has been officially confirmed. The new vehicle continues the boxy styling of the Tai 7 and Leopard 5, and the official side has not yet released more detailed parameter information at this stage. The Fangcheng SL, which belongs to the Fangcheng S family, was previously officially announced at the 2026 Beijing Auto Show and is scheduled to meet consumers officially next year. The Tai 9 will be officially launched in November. The new vehicle adopts a 2+2+2 six-seat layout, with body dimensions of 5270×1999×1880 mm. The vehicle is equipped with an exclusive DMS hybrid platform, fast-charging technology paired with second-generation blade batteries (rapid replenishment can be achieved in 5 minutes at room temperature, with a relatively small increase in replenishment time under a low-temperature environment of minus 30 degrees Celsius), Yunian-A suspension with road preview, and the iATS intelligent all-terrain system that can automatically identify road conditions such as ice and snow, sand, and mud and dynamically adjust the chassis and power output. The Shark pickup truck is expected to be launched to the market next month. This plug-in hybrid pickup has previously completed its filing, is equipped with a 1.5T hybrid engine paired with front and rear dual motors, features lithium iron phosphate batteries, supports external charging, and has a top speed of up to 180 km/h.

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