On March 16, the Audi E7X officially arrived on the SAIC Audi official APP. SAIC Audi officially announced that the Audi E7X will make its debut at the Beijing Auto Show opening in April, and is planned to go on sale and begin deliveries in the first half of this year.
In terms of exterior, the Audi E7X as a whole continues the design language of the concept car. The ring-shaped light assembly at the front includes both high and low beam headlights and daytime running lights, and the integrated design creates a futuristic feel. The new car's digital headlights feature high-resolution projection capability and scene communication ability. A lidar is added at the top of the windshield, and electronic exterior rearview mirrors are an optional item. The design of the new car's rear echoes the front fascia, and the ring-shaped taillight assembly is highly recognizable when lit. The new car's length, width, and height are 5049x2002x1710mm respectively, with a wheelbase of 3060mm.
In terms of power, the new car is built on a 900V high-voltage fast-charging architecture, adopts an all-aluminum chassis and the quattro intelligent four-wheel drive system, accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.97 seconds, and is equipped across the lineup with CATL high-performance battery cells. Its maximum range is 751km (under CLTC conditions), and charging for 10 minutes can provide 320km of driving range (under CLTC conditions).
Dada's review: The SAIC Audi E7X is SAIC Audi's second pure electric vehicle. Its core three-electric system is efficient and reliable, while also offering long range and high performance. The dual-motor four-wheel drive model adopts the quattro intelligent four-wheel drive system, which can achieve millisecond-level power distribution and provides stronger stability on slippery roads and through corners. Its popularity at launch will be very high, and monthly sales are expected to exceed 5,000 units, making it the sales leader among SAIC Audi's pure electric vehicles. It is worth mentioning that the SAIC Audi E7X uses an English LOGO, and in terms of visual impact it is not as strong as the traditional Audi LOGO.
