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Voyah Unveils Its Zeekr 9X Competitor: 'Taishan' Flagship PHEV SUV with a 65 kWh Battery

Elena Park

Elena Park

EV editor focused on charging, batteries and ownership costs. Drives a Kia EV6 GT and does tough winter range tests.

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In a bold move to capture the premium plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) SUV market, Voyah, a subsidiary of Dongfeng Motor Corporation, has unveiled its latest flagship model, the 'Taishan.' This new entry is set to challenge established players like the Zeekr 9X, featuring a powerful 65 kWh battery and a host of high-tech features.

Voyah's 'Taishan,' currently a working title, is poised to redefine expectations in the premium SUV segment. As the first images of the SUV were released, it became evident that this model was designed to impress both aesthetically and technologically. The vehicle's six-seat configuration is complemented by a modern exterior that includes a large, waterfall-style shield grille and split-headlight design. These features are not just for show; they integrate seamlessly with technological components such as four LiDAR sensors and the Huawei Qiankun ADS 4, promising an advanced driving experience.

Under the hood, the 'Taishan' is powered by a 65 kWh ternary lithium battery, which offers a CLTC pure electric range of 370 kilometers and a combined range exceeding 1,400 kilometers. This is paired with a 5C ultra-fast charging capability, allowing the battery to be charged from 20% to 80% in just 12 minutes. Such specifications position the SUV as a formidable competitor in the growing PHEV market, appealing to consumers who prioritize electric range and charging efficiency.

The 'Taishan' is not just about power and efficiency; it also offers luxury and comfort. The interior boasts Huawei's HarmonySpace 5 cockpit, which includes a 29-inch AR-HUD and a suite of entertainment options. The cabin is designed to provide a relaxing and enjoyable experience, with zero-gravity seats that include a 26-point massage function. These features underscore Voyah's commitment to providing a premium user experience, combining cutting-edge technology with comfort.

Voyah's ambitious venture into the competitive SUV market is further highlighted by its pricing strategy. While official pricing details are pending, estimates suggest a starting price of around 450,000 yuan (approximately $62,000 USD). This positions the 'Taishan' as an attractive option for those looking for a blend of luxury, technology, and environmental consciousness in their choice of vehicle.

As Voyah prepares to launch the 'Taishan' later this year, industry analysts are keenly observing how this new SUV will perform against competitors like the Aito M9 and Zeekr 9X. With its impressive range, advanced features, and competitive pricing, the 'Taishan' is set to make a significant impact in the PHEV market. As the automotive industry continues to evolve, Voyah's latest model represents a significant step forward in the integration of technology and sustainability.

#Voyah#Taishan#PHEV#SUV#Electric Vehicles
Elena Park

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EV editor focused on charging, batteries and ownership costs. Drives a Kia EV6 GT and does tough winter range tests.

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SkepticalSam

Sep 11, 2025
Another PHEV? Sounds like marketing hype.
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EcoEnthusiast

Sep 11, 2025
This is amazing news!! Can't wait to see the Taishan on the road!
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ThoughtfulDriver

Sep 11, 2025
The Taishan seems like it's merging tech and luxury seamlessly. It's interesting to see how this new model balances performance with comfort, given the increasing competition in the premium SUV sector.
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JourneyJunkie

Sep 11, 2025
lol i remember when my car broke down mid-road trip. dreaming of having a Taishan someday! it sounds like a real stress-saver with that range.
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TechSavvy123

Sep 11, 2025
While the fast charging and range are impressive, potential issues like battery degradation and real-world efficiency remain to be seen.
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ConciseCommenter

Sep 11, 2025
Interesting specs. Curious how it will perform in the market.
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carFanatic

Sep 11, 2025
so they want to compete with zeekr huh good luck with that voyah
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SarcasticSue

Sep 11, 2025
Just what the world needed, another SUV. Groundbreaking!

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