Reporter | Zhou Chunliang
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A few weeks ago, the exterior of the new Jenniss G90 flagship sedan was first exposed. A few days ago, the company not only disclosed the interior, but also disclosed some details of the car.
First of all, the most important thing is the power part, according to foreign media reports, it will use a 3.5-liter V6 twin-turbo engine and is equipped with an eight-speed automatic transmission. The company doesn't provide any extra details beyond the engine's style, but we expect it could produce 375 horsepower — just like the engine of the G80 sedan.
In terms of driving form, the outside world speculates that it will also have two types of rear wheel and four-wheel drive.
As for the interior, it has the same theme as other Jenises brothers models: a long vent, low dashboard and plenty of high-grade leather, metal and wood trims. However, the G90 has some unique variations on this base formulation.
Part of the dashboard swings upwards, blending in with the gauge display screen. The double-spoke steering wheel has a unique design, and the climate control panel is not the same as any other Genises model.
The new G90 also has a lot of high-end features. The G90 is a flagship sedan with an internal fragrance system. Ambient lighting and a 23-speaker Bang & Olufsen sound system, as well as active noise cancellation, allow everyone in the car to enjoy the same audio-visual treatment.
Massage seats are available for front passengers and recliners for rear passengers. Like other brands of executive-class sedans, the right rear seat is called the "VIP" seat, which also has an electric leg rest and even has seat heating and ventilation.
In terms of driving, it is equipped with a rear-wheel steering system, like other large luxury cars such as the Mercedes-Benz S-Class. It also has adaptive air suspension, which uses a camera to observe the road surface and adjust the hardness to guarantee the quality of the ride (again, like the S-Class).
The chassis can also be adjusted to different driving heights for different situations, and can even rise automatically on steep slopes to prevent scratches at the foot of the mountain.
The braking system is even adjustable. Different modes have movement patterns that are biased towards "sport" or "steady", such as the mild "driver" mode. Therefore, it is expected that the car may control the dynamic function by wire.
There are some fancy features for various parts of the car. In addition to being able to use your phone as a key, there is also a fingerprint scanner on the centre console as a permission to start the car. It also automatically loads your driving settings. The doors have an electric closing function that can be activated by a button on the inside or by pressing the outer department handle when leaving. The front door can be closed when the driver presses the brake pedal. When the driver or passenger stands in front of the sensor for three seconds, the trunk lid will automatically open.
The new Jenises G90 is expected to go on sale in 2022.