Harvard's new SUV model is named "Raptor": internal code B26, equipped with Hi4 hybrid all-wheel drive technology
CTOnews.com July 31 news, according to Harvard brand executive deputy general manager @ Qiao Xinyu today, its new "new energy off-road SUV" model B26 has been officially named "Harvard Raptor". The car will be the second product in the "dragon" series after Harvard's owling dragon.
According to officials, the Harvard Raptor will be equipped with 1.5T engines, Hi4 intelligent four-wheel drive hybrid technology, rear axle differential locks and other configurations. The new car uses a completely different design style from Harvard's owl dragon, with a hard-core style as a whole and a square and straight body, which is quite similar to its own "hard-line" models such as Harvard Dog and Tank 300.
CTOnews.com previously reported that the new car, codenamed B26, had previously been declared by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and provided a variety of alternative names such as "Weilong", "Xianglong" and "Thunderdog". According to data provided by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the car 4800 (excluding the rear spare tire for 4680mm), wide 1916mm, high 1822mm, wheelbase 2738mm, still belongs to the category of compact SUV. In addition, the rear "small schoolbag" can choose between the spare tire or the locker.
In terms of power, the new car uses a Harvard Hi4 intelligent hybrid four-wheel drive system, which matches a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine with a maximum power of 123kW, but the motor parameters and battery capacity have not been disclosed.
It is worth noting that this year, various positioning, various types of new energy "hard cross-country" began to appear one by one like bamboo shoots after a spring rain. In addition to this Harvard Raptor, there are other models such as the BYD equation Leopard 5, which is known as the standard Mercedes-Benz G-Class, the millions of luxury hardliners looking up at the U8, the "coming back from the dead" NV (or Mahayana V07), the Great Wall's own tank 500 Hi4-T, GAC MOTOR GS8 plug-in hybrid version, and Stone 01, the first product built by Stone Technology.
