Harvard's new hard-line SUV road test spy photos have been exposed, and the news says that the car is a new generation of Harvard H9.

CTOnews.com, July 17 (Xinhua)-- A few days ago, the car blogger @ car-watching Xingyi released a spy photo of the new car and called the car's internal code name Harvard P11.

From the appearance point of view, the car lines are square and straight, with a very obvious hard off-road flavor. On the rear side, the rear door of the car exposes a longitudinal door handle and a device reserved for placing external spare tires, indicating that it is expected to adopt a side door design and be equipped with a "small schoolbag", which will focus on cross-country ability and passability.

CTOnews.com noticed from the comments section of the blog that some netizens asked if the mysterious new car was a replacement for the Harvard H9 and got an affirmative answer from the blogger.

In addition, netizens asked about the size of the car, and the former blogger said the car was "about 20 centimeters bigger than the Harvard B26" and that its wheelbase could reach 2850mm.

On the power side, the blogger claims that the new car is expected to launch a hybrid version, but will not launch a seven-seater model with a Hi4-T hybrid architecture.

For comparison, another new Harvard SUV (internal code B26, which provides alternative Chinese names such as Harvard Raptor, Harvard Xianglong, Harvard Veyron, Pro, Haverley Dog, etc.), which has just been declared by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, has a body size of 4800 long (excluding plug-in spare tire for 4680mm), wide 1916mm, high 1822mm and 2738mm wheelbase. The car will be equipped with a Harvard Hi4 intelligent hybrid all-wheel drive system to match a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine with a maximum power of 123kW.