Introduction to Non-Traditional Electric Vehicles | Utility Vehicles, SUVs, Supercars | Features, Performance, Equipment, and Pricing

In the world of gasoline vehicles, when people mention off-road vehicles, they naturally think of Land Rover、Mercedes-Benz G Class, or even Suzuki Jimny. However, in the field of electric vehicles, off-road vehicles are still a niche choice, and those from the mainland Omoda & JaecooThe Jaecoo 6 EV was launched in Hong Kong, featuring sleek, sculpted lines. For added off-road appeal, optional features include a roof rack, alloy folding ladder, and tailgate storage box.

The 4,406 mm long Jaecoo 6 EV features an all-aluminum body structure, which the manufacturer claims increases overall rigidity by 30%, maintaining agility while providing a more solid driving feel. The Hong Kong-spec Jaecoo 6 EV is available in standard and premium trims, the former with rear-wheel drive and the latter with all-wheel drive. Power output is 135 kW (RWD) and 205 kW (AWD), respectively, with a NEDC range of 426 km and 418 km, respectively.

In terms of equipment, the front seats are equipped with massage function, a 1.2 square meter panoramic sunroof, a 15.6-inch central touch screen and a 12-channel audio system, which is quite complete.

MPV appearance ZEEKR MIX The ZEEKR MIX features double doors with concealed B-pillars, making entry and exit easy. The front seats can rotate 270 degrees, facilitating communication during travel. While the ZEEKR MIX is only 4,688 mm long, its wheelbase is a whopping 3,008 mm, resulting in a 93% passenger volume. This includes 962 mm of rear legroom and a 1,350 mm interior height. Combined with a 2.13 square meter sunroof, the cabin offers an exceptionally spacious and open environment.

The ZEEKR MIX boasts a wide range of amenities, including standard EV features like a central touchscreen, digital instrument panel, and wireless charging. It also features a small refrigerator and a 21-speaker audio system. The rear seats, in particular, offer powered leg rests, heating, ventilation, and massage, rivaling those of a large luxury MPV.

It is said that the overseas version of ZEEKR MIX will be launched as early as the end of this year. According to the specifications of the current mainland version, there are smart driving version and long-range smart driving version. Although the horsepower and torque of both are the same at 310 kW and 440 Nm, the batteries used are different. The smart driving version uses a lithium iron phosphate battery, and the long-range version uses a ternary lithium battery. The cruising range is 550 km and 702 km respectively under the CLTC standard.

*Specifications are based on the mainland version. All information is subject to the local agent's announcement.

Since Tesla Model X With the discontinuation of the right-hand drive version, Hong Kong owners desiring gullwing doors were left with no other options. However, the GAC HYPTEC HT, launched in Hong Kong earlier this year, fills this void. The HYPTEC HT Ultra features dual gullwing doors that open like the Model X, while the front doors retain the traditional design. With a length of nearly 5 meters, the HYPTEC HT boasts a spacious interior, as expected. The rear seats recline up to 143 degrees, providing a comfortable seating experience for rear passengers.

The HYPTEC HT is mainly aimed at the luxury car market. Not only does it have functions such as aromatherapy, mood lighting, and Dolby Atmos, but the cabin is also more refined. The leather seats are made of high-quality materials and have interwoven stitching, which greatly enhances the sense of luxury.

Performance wise, the HYPTEC HT is average, offering 180 kW of horsepower and 355 Nm of torque, with a 0-100 km/h time of 6.8 seconds. Besides the Ultra Gullwing model, the HYPTEC HT is also available in a standard four-door Elite version, priced approximately HK$70,000 above the Ultra.

MG Cyberster has been a hot topic since its release, as it's been a while since a two-seater convertible electric sports car has been on the market (the first-generation Tesla Roadster was released in 2008). The Cyberster, primarily intended for the European market, is available in Hong Kong as a European version, with both four-wheel drive and rear-wheel drive options. The four-wheel drive version boasts astonishing supercar-level performance, with 375 kW of horsepower and 725 Nm of torque, a 0-100 km/h acceleration of 3.2 seconds, and a range of 443 km.

The exterior's gull-wing doors are a focal point, opening and closing with a single button, a convenient and thoughtful touch. The soft top can be operated at speeds up to 50 km/h and opens and closes in under 10 seconds. The interior boasts exquisite materials and design, with bucket seats upholstered in nappa and alcantara leather. A three-panel digital instrument panel in front of the driver's seat not only displays multiple driving data simultaneously but also changes display mode when changing driving modes. The red launch mode button on the flat-bottom steering wheel creates an exciting and captivating experience.