During the 2024 Beijing Auto Show, the plug-in hybrid version of SAIC MAXUS Dajia 7 was unveiled for the first time and pre-sale was launched, with a pre-sale price range of 199,900 to 239,900 yuan for the long-range version and 209,900 to 249,900 yuan for the ultra-long-range version. The deposit is 77 yuan, and delivery is scheduled to start on May 28. The new car is positioned as a medium-sized MPV, adopting the family design language for its exterior and equipped with a 1.5T hybrid engine model 15FKE.
In terms of appearance, the front face of Dajia 7 adopts a straight geometric cutting design, paired with a circular light strip and a T-shaped teardrop light group. The two hard muscular lines on the hood extend to the position of the A-pillar, laying the foundation for the overall line trend of the vehicle. On the side of the car body, the straight and staggered waist lines extend from the front fender to the rear, paired with a hidden door handle, giving a very simple overall design.
Meanwhile, the side of the car body adopts a two-tone color scheme, with blackened A/B/C/D pillars, black side skirts, and smoked wheel rims, adding a sporty touch to the new car. The rear also adopts a simple and square design, with a smoked "7"-shaped taillight that echoes the front. In terms of body size, its length, width, and height are 4907/1885/1756 (1768) mm, respectively, and the wheelbase is 2975 mm.
In terms of interior design, the new car adopts a large, continuous screen design in the center console, simplifying all physical buttons and presenting a minimalist look. The interior layout is a 2+2+3 seven-seater configuration, with a transparent layout between the center armrest box and the center console, continuing the interior layout characteristics of traditional MPV models.
In terms of power, according to the application information, the new car is equipped with a 1.5T hybrid engine model 15FKE, with a maximum power of 110kW. It is also equipped with a motor with a peak power of 176kW, and the ternary lithium battery comes from Simplo.
