Recently, the great wall's high-end sub-brand salon of the first model of the mech dragon interior was exposed, consistent with the official picture previously announced, the mecha dragon used a large screen across the main co-pilot, and at the same time equipped with a full LCD dashboard, which appeared quite scientific and technological.
At the same time, the interior of the new car is wrapped in brown leather material, and the polygonal air conditioning outlet area similar to the official design is also revealed.
Due to the glass, the real picture is relatively blurry, but what can be determined is that the real car basically continues the design scheme of the official map, and from the official map, more effective information can be seen.
For example, the interior uses a large area of leather materials, the main driving seat has a strong sense of surround, the seat headrest shape is very sci-fi, the visual inspection also has built-in speakers, plus variable interior mood lights, with a strong sense of luxury and futurism.
As the first pure electric coupe of the Salon brand, the Mecha Dragon debuted at the 2021 Guangzhou Auto Show, using a complex hard line design with a very mecha style, which is very unique, it is priced at 488,000 yuan, and thus becomes the most expensive car under the Great Wall.
The Mech Dragon is not a fake, it is also the world's first four-lidar model (supplier is Huawei), but also equipped with seven 8 million ultra-high-definition cameras, support for smart cockpit, V2X and high-end assisted driving.
Equipped with front and rear dual motors, the system has a combined maximum power of 405 kilowatts, zero hundred acceleration only takes 3.7 seconds, 100 kilometers of braking distance of 33 meters, under the blessing of 115 kWh battery pack, CLTC working range of 802 km, while supporting 480 kW ultra-high charging power, charging capacity within ten minutes can achieve 401 km of endurance.
Mecha Dragon limited supply of 101 units, three days after the release has been snapped up, I have to say, the Great Wall's appeal and recognition is still strong enough!