[AUTOHOME News] Recently, the iCAR V25 has been included in the Catalogue of New Energy Vehicle Models Eligible for Vehicle Purchase Tax Reduction and Exemption (the 33rd Batch). The catalogue shows that the new vehicle is equipped with a 33.679kWh battery pack, delivers pure electric ranges of 145km and 150km, is fitted with a 1.5T range extender, and has a battery-depleted fuel consumption of 6.9L/100km and 7.15L/100km. Positioned as a mid-size range-extended SUV, the new model adopts the brand's family-style square-box exterior design.
In terms of exterior, the iCAR V25 continues the family's square-box design and is equipped with round headlights. Its overall shape is similar to that of the iCAR Super V23. The side of the body adopts a brand-new blind window design, matched with straight body lines. As for body dimensions, the new vehicle has a length, width and height of 4636/1920/1855mm respectively, with a wheelbase of 2820mm. It adopts a five-seat layout, and is much larger in size than the iCAR Super V23.
The rear of the vehicle adopts a side-opening door structure, and is equipped with an external storage structure to improve storage expansion capacity. The standard version has an approach angle of 28° and a departure angle of 24°, and provides two tire specifications of 255/55R19 and 265/45R21 for option.
The iCAR V25 supports optional LiDAR, and is expected to be equipped with the Falcon intelligent driving assistance solution, which adopts the Horizon Journey 6 series high-computing-power chip with 560TOPS computing power and a one-piece end-to-end architecture, and can realize intelligent assisted driving functions such as high-speed navigation pilot, urban navigation pilot and automatic parking.
In terms of power, the new vehicle is equipped with a 1.5T range extender. The engine model of the range extender is SQRH4J15, produced by Chery Automobile Co., Ltd., with a maximum power of 115kW. The vehicle has a comprehensive WLTC fuel consumption of 1.54L/100km, is equipped with a 33.679kWh lithium iron phosphate battery, with pure electric ranges of 145km and 150km, and battery-depleted fuel consumption of 6.9L/100km and 7.15L/100km. (Written by Qin Chao, AUTOHOME )