Will there be an extended-range version????

Experienced drivers tell you that after trying a range-extended vehicle, you'll regret not opting for a pure electric one.

I think the use environment for MPVs is quite diverse. Not only do they need to run in the city, but they also have to accommodate long-distance travel for road trips. Nowadays, rural tourism is popular, and charging in rural areas is extremely inconvenient. Offering a plug-in hybrid model would attract more buyers. At present, the majority of MPV sales for domestic brands are plug-in hybrids, with fewer pure electric models. Look at the sales of the Denza D9 and Dreamer plug-in hybrids, which account for over 90%. In July, BYD's data showed nearly 130,000 pure electric vehicles sold, compared to 210,000 plug-in hybrid vehicles. It's clear that the proportion between pure electric and plug-in hybrid models has shifted, and plug-in hybrids are the most popular. For the 009 to surpass the D9, it must release a plug-in hybrid, combined with the X9's trunk.

If it's a range extender, I won't buy this car.

Yes, wait until next year.

It won't be the 009; instead, it will be a new mid-to-large SUV. The kind that competes with brands like Li Auto and AITO.

This car was designed as a pure electric vehicle from the very beginning. To release an extended-range version, they'd have to redesign the chassis. So, let's wait and see.

Next year, project approval is too slow. This year, it will be released, and sales will exceed 10,000 units.