
The face
A tall vertical grille in polished metal, flanked by lights that run to the edge of the wing. There is no mistaking it for anything else on the road.

Flagship SUV · Plug-in hybrid
The full-size 8X, in chrome and colour. A flagship that does not need to shout, on a drivetrain that will cross the country without stopping.
Every angle
Drag across the car to rotate it, and pick a paint to see it in.

Red
The numbers
Two motors and an engine, on a 900V hybrid architecture. Manufacturer's figures, to the Chinese CLTC cycle.
3.7 s
0–100 km/h
660 kW
Maximum power
935 N·m
Peak torque
Everything else
Inside
The same car, in each of the trims it is offered in.




Ivory
Exterior
Upright, full-size and finished in bright metal — a shape that reads as expensive from a hundred metres.

A tall vertical grille in polished metal, flanked by lights that run to the edge of the wing. There is no mistaking it for anything else on the road.

A slim blade above, the working lamps below — separated the way the expensive ones do it.

One bar across the back with the name set into it, so it is recognisable at night from behind.

Three rows without the sag that usually comes with them: a level roofline the whole way to the tailgate.

Big enough to fill the arches, finished to be looked at rather than to save weight.
Cabin
The second row is the point of a car this size, so it is built as somewhere to sit rather than somewhere to fit.

Individual seats that recline, with room to put your feet down and a console between them rather than a gap.

Everything within reach and nothing shouting for attention — wood, metal and light-coloured hide.

The British hi-fi maker's system, with the speaker grilles treated as jewellery rather than hidden.

The same grilles carried into the door cards, lit from behind after dark.

The instruments and the centre display run as one surface across the dashboard.

A knurled control for the things you should not have to look down to change.

Usable by adults, and it folds flat when the boot matters more than the seats.
Underneath
A plug-in drivetrain: electric for the week, an engine on board for the day you do not want to think about charging.

It is there to make electricity when the battery runs low, which is what turns a long trip into an ordinary one.

Laid flat under the floor, which is where the low centre of gravity and the flat cabin floor both come from.

Motors, battery and suspension as one assembly, seen without the body on top.

The processor behind the screens and the driver assistance, on the platform the phone industry uses.
Full specifications and pricing come from us directly — and the quickest way to know is to sit in one. Test drives run from Tirana and Prishtina.