"Strive to achieve carbon peaking by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2060." This is China's commitment to the world some time ago, based on the "double carbon" goal, in the recent fourth expo auto exhibition area, the major car companies have made great efforts to show their own "green" products, of which the automotive field has a lot of points to see, such as "the new world's first technology luxury brand" Gaohe Automobile in the face of CCTV questions, it elaborated on its "three models", explained to the world what travel in the era of green intelligence is like. At the scene of this Expo, Gaohe Automobile joined hands with Gaohe HiPhi X
First of all, a brief introduction to the background of this car, it comes from a domestic emerging car company - Huaren Express, the founder Ding Lei has many years of experience in the automotive industry. The car will look familiar at first glance, with a silhouette somewhat similar to Faraday Future's FF91. The sci-fi appearance makes it circle a lot of fans, and the two sets of large-sized intelligent interactive lights are very interesting and practical features.
HiPhi X presets a variety of interesting small patterns in the central control screen, including "like", "heart", etc., through this part of the light group to display the picture, people outside the car can see. This feature is more inclined to the Easter egg attribute, adding fun to your daily car. The PML programmable intelligent headlights are more practical and can better reflect the superiority of this light group.
In terms of size and structure, the HiPhi X is 5.2 meters long and has a wheelbase of 3.15 meters, which is a proper D-class car, structurally divided into 4-seater and 6-seat versions, which you can use as a sedan, SUV, or even MPV, depending on demand.
In terms of performance, The HiPhi X is equipped with two electric motors in front and rear, with a total maximum power of 440 kW and a peak torque of 820 Nm, equipped with a battery pack capacity of 97 kWh, a NEDC cruising range of 550 km/ h, an acceleration of 0-100 km/h of about 4 seconds, and a 17.8 kWh energy consumption of 100 km/h.