Voyah Auto has officially revealed the name for its new MPV, previously known under the codename "Voyah Everest," as the Voyah Dreamer 9. The vehicle is scheduled to launch in the second half of this year, positioning itself squarely in the premium market segment with a target price point around 500,000 yuan.
Voyah Dreamer 9 carries the product tag "9-Series Intelligent Prestige." The number "9" signifies its flagship status and top-tier positioning, "Intelligent" points to forward-looking technologies like Level 3 autonomous driving, and "Prestige" represents a luxurious cabin and a premium experience. These three elements form the core concept of the "9-Series Intelligent Prestige." Currently, the 500,000-yuan luxury new energy vehicle market has a natural bias towards SUVs, with a notable absence of flagship MPVs that excel comprehensively across powertrain, safety, chassis, and intelligence. The Voyah Dreamer 9 builds upon the existing strengths in safety and chassis from the Voyah Dreamer series, aims to surpass the intelligent experience of "9-Series SUVs," and offers the unique sense of ceremony and spaciousness inherent to MPVs.
Data indicates that the Voyah Dreamer model line has accumulated over 200,000 users since its launch four years ago. The introduction of the Voyah Dreamer 9 is set to complete the brand's coverage of the core 500,000-yuan price bracket. This move will allow Voyah Dreamer to establish a complete family of high-end MPVs spanning from 300,000 to 700,000 yuan.
According to the product plan outlined earlier this year, the new model is positioned as a "500,000-yuan Intelligent Prestige Luxury MPV." It is slated to be the first vehicle globally built on an architecture designed for Level 3 autonomous driving and will debut 12 breakthrough technologies. The company states that the Voyah Dreamer 9 will focus heavily on intelligence, human-vehicle interaction, and premium experience, aiming to create the MPV with the highest emotional value and deliver an unprecedented travel experience for users.
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