Wey, the premium brand of GWM (HKEX: 2333), opened pre-sales for the second-generation Lanshan on Monday, giving the plug-in hybrid SUV a new boxy design that departs from the first generation's softer, rounded styling.
The model offers 4 variants across 5- and 6-seat configurations, with pre-sales prices ranging from 289,800 yuan ($43,150) to 329,800 yuan. Its official launch is expected before year-end.
The 2 five-seat variants have pre-sales prices of 289,800 yuan and 309,800 yuan, while the 2 six-seat variants are priced at 309,800 yuan and 329,800 yuan.
Pre-sale benefits include a 5,000 yuan deposit that counts toward 10,000 yuan of the final payment, as well as a 20,000 yuan trade-in subsidy for existing Wey owners who bought their vehicles new.
Built on GWM's Global One S platform, the model features a vertical-slat front grille, an externally mounted spare tire and a side-opening tailgate, reinforcing its rugged SUV styling.
The 5-seat version measures 5,140 mm in length, while the 6-seat version stretches to 5,300 mm. Both are 2,050 mm wide and 1,960 mm tall, with a wheelbase of 3,010 mm.
The 6-seat version uses its additional 160 mm of length to expand third-row and cargo space, pairing the 2 seating layouts with different body lengths to meet a broader range of family needs.
The second-generation Lanshan replaces the original model's 1.5-liter turbocharged engine with a 2.0-liter turbocharged unit, paired with a 110 kW (148 hp) front motor, a 220 kW rear motor and a 4-speed dedicated hybrid transmission.
Its 2 battery versions offer WLTC electric ranges of 220 km (137 miles) and 270 km, respectively.
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