On January 6, GAC Toyota's young SUV Fenglanda officially announced its launch, which is equipped with A TNGA 2.0L engine + CVT gearbox, with a guiding price of 125,800 to 169,800 yuan.
Like Lexus UX and Toyota C-HR, Fenglanda was born on the Toyota TNGA-C platform. The leading body size of the class is the biggest highlight of the Front Landa, with a head space of up to 775mm in the rear and adjustable rear seats, making it easy to get on and off even with a baby in your arms. In terms of data, its length, width and height reach 4485mm/1825mm/1620mm, and the wheelbase is 2640mm.
In terms of power, Fenglanda is equipped with the TNGA 2.0L Dynamic Force Engine engine, with a maximum power of 126kW and a fuel consumption of 5.7L/100km under comprehensive operating conditions (NEDC). Match the 10-speed Direct Shift-CVT transmission. At the same time, the new car follows the low center of gravity, wide body and high rigidity body design of TNGA models, with a 5.2m ultra-small turning radius, it is more convenient to turn around and turn.
The new car is also equipped with a panoramic sunroof, intelligent anti-pinch electric induction tailgate (with memory function), PVM panoramic monitoring system, TPMS tire pressure monitoring system as standard, intelligent dual-cycle automatic air conditioning, intelligent keyless entry system, one-button start and other leading advanced configurations.
In order to further meet the needs of the new generation of people for intelligent networking, the new car has introduced the "Fengyun Yuexiang" Intelligent Travel Interconnection Service to realize the remote control of the vehicle by mobile phone. Including "Hello Xiaoyue" intelligent assistant, in-vehicle system OTA remote upgrade, car home interconnection, remote air conditioning, enjoy parking, enjoy refueling, theft tracking and other up to 14 intelligent remote services. In terms of active safety, Fenglanda is equipped with the TSS intelligent safety system, which can reach the level of quasi-L2 automatic driving.
Cover news reporter Liu Nian