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WEY's Second-Gen Blue Mountain Opens Pre-Sale on Nov 9, Priced 289,800–329,800 Yuan

From:Internet Info Agency 2026-11-09 21:18:14

On the evening of November 9, the Wey brand's second-generation Blue Mountain officially opened for pre-sale. The new vehicle is positioned as a smart luxury boxy SUV, offering four configurations across 5-seat and 6-seat variants, with a price range of 289,800 to 329,800 yuan. The 5-seat Dengfeng Edition is priced at 289,800 yuan, the 5-seat Dianfeng Edition at 309,800 yuan; the 6-seat Dengfeng Edition at 309,800 yuan, and the 6-seat Dianfeng Edition at 329,800 yuan. The second-generation Blue Mountain is built on Great Wall's Guiyuan S platform. The 5-seat version measures 5,140×2,050×1,960mm, while the 6-seat version has a body length of 5,300mm, with width and height identical to the 5-seat version; both versions share a wheelbase of 3,010mm. The 6-seat version adds 160mm in body length over the 5-seat version, allocated to third-row passenger space and trunk capacity. The new vehicle is equipped with Qualcomm's cockpit-driving integrated 8797 chip and NVIDIA DRIVE Thor-U driving assistance chip, featuring dual VLA Plus large models, Great Wall's Coffee AI OS 4 intelligent cockpit system, and Coffee Pilot 4 all-terrain assisted driving system. In terms of powertrain, the new vehicle adopts a 2.0T engine with a maximum power output of 182kW, paired with front 110kW and rear 220kW dual motors and a 4-speed hybrid-specific transmission. According to MIIT filing information, battery capacity is offered in two versions: 53.6kWh and 64.7kWh, with WLTC all-electric range of 220km and 270km respectively; the 53.6kWh version has a top speed of 205km/h, while the 64.7kWh version reaches 210km/h. In terms of chassis, the vehicle features dual-chamber air suspension and a rear axle mechanical differential lock. The air suspension supports ride height and damping adjustment, and also supports rear-wheel steering.

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