On April 25, the Beijing Auto Show opened.
Harvard released a new generation of Harvard H6 and a new generation of Harvard H9 products.
The new generation of Harvard H6 uses “Xinghe Aesthetics” design language, 7 horizontal and 13 vertical “Star Shield” net, and “Xinghe Waterfall” daily lights, forming an “H”-shaped “Guardian” front face.
In terms of power, the new car uses two power combinations, 1.
5T+7DCT and 2.
0T+9DCT.
Among them, 2.
0T model is equipped with 4N20A high-power engine, matching Great Wall self-developed horizontal 9DCT wet double clutch gearbox, maximum power 175kW, maximum torque 385N ·m.
, photo source: Harvard, technology configuration, the new Harvard H6 is equipped with coffee smart cockpit system Coffee OS 2.
0, and coffee intelligent driving system Coffee Pilot.
Take a look at the new generation of Harvard H9 positioning “home intelligent all-terrain SUV”.
On the basis of retaining the full-terrain product DNA, it emphasizes the comprehensive adaptability of all road conditions / full scene, and has 14.
6-inch super central control screen, aviation pole, multi-function handrail and other configurations.
At the same time, Harvard accelerated the pace of globalization and held a press conference for overseas dealers, media people and other guests.
300 overseas dealers and nearly 1,000 overseas guests attended the conference.
Source: Harvard said that relying on the global layout of Great Wall Automobile, it has established a global R & D, production and sales system, and set up R & D centers and technological innovation centers in China, the United States, Germany, Japan, Canada, South Korea, Austria and India.
It has three full-process vehicle production bases overseas and a number of KD plants.
The sales network covers more than 170 countries and regions and has more than 1000 overseas channels.
Since 2011, Harvard’s global sales volume has exceeded 9 million, of which overseas sales have exceeded 720000 and exported to more than 170 countries and regions around the world.
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