[AUTOHOME Overseas Spy Shots] Recently, test spy shots of the high-performance version of Denza Z9GT have been exposed. The new vehicle is equipped with track-oriented aerodynamic components. In terms of power, it is not ruled out that it will adopt the same power level as the Denza Z special edition, with maximum power possibly exceeding 2000 horsepower.
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In terms of appearance, this test vehicle adopts a full set of track-oriented aerodynamic kits: the front face is equipped with a large V-shaped central air intake, with outward-expanded deflectors and prominent front spoilers on both sides. Large guide fins are added behind the front wheels, and high-strength vertical support structures are added to the side skirts.
To match the extreme performance, the rear seats of the vehicle have been removed and replaced with a roll cage. It is also equipped with widened wheel arches, lightweight rims and a high-performance braking system. The rear is fitted with a huge rear spoiler, a small central spoiler, an oversized diffuser and vertical air flow channels at the corners, giving the whole car a strong track feel.
In terms of power, the current Denza Z9GT is equipped with e³ Platform technology. The performance version equipped with three motors can achieve a maximum power of 1156 horsepower (850 kW), a peak torque of 1210 N·m, and a 0-100km/h acceleration time of 2.7 seconds. The parameter information of the high-performance version of Denza Z9GT is not yet known, but referring to the special edition of Denza Z which adopts a track-level thermal management solution, its maximum power output is expected to exceed 2000 horsepower (1471 kW), and its 0-100km/h acceleration time is expected to be within 1.7 seconds. It is not ruled out that the high-performance version of Denza Z9GT will have the same power configuration. Meanwhile, Denza Z also has a track edition and a hardtop edition, both with a maximum power of 1605 horsepower (1180 kW), 0-100km/h acceleration times of 1.96 seconds and 2.25 seconds respectively, and top speeds of 350km/h and 300km/h respectively. (Compiled by Qin Chao, Autohome)