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Jetta has released a preview image of its new sedan, the VA7. The new car can be seen as a brother model of Volkswagen Sagitar, but according to the Jetta brand’s orientation, the price of the new car is expected to be slightly lower than Sagitar. It is reported that the new car will be opened on November 10,2024.

The 602km long range Max version will be increased to 615km, and the 710km long range Max version will be increased to 725km, with the two models priced at 186,800 RMB and 198,800 RMB respectively. The Long Range Max Edition is equipped with a 245hp single motor and a 60.7kWh battery, while the Ultra Long Range Max Edition is equipped with a 313hp single motor and a 76.3kWh battery.

Its mid-to-large sedan, Nissan N7, a new color scheme: Ink Sea Blue, plus the previously announced Streamer Silver, Frost White, Oat Rice, Black and Cyan, a total of 6 colors. The new car is the first pure electric sedan built on new energy technology architecture. According to previous reports, the new car may be officially launched in May 2025.

The new car is expected to be launched around February 20, and it has already started pre-sales, with a total of 6 models. It is positioned as a mid-size SUV, offering 5-seater and 7-seater options, and is equipped with two powertrains: 1.5L plug-in hybrid and 1.5T plug-in hybrid.

This collaboration revolves around the diversified products of Hyundai Motor Group's next-generation intelligent cockpit platform, aiming to strengthen Hyundai's comprehensive competitiveness and business scale in the Chinese and global markets by sharing advantageous resources. It will efficiently advance the implementation of Hyundai's SDV (Software-Defined Vehicle) strategy. Additionally, the collaboration will extend to deep industry-academia-research cooperation. Through industrial and service-oriented university partnerships, the three parties will share industry, market, and cutting-edge technology information, further integrate industrial chain resources, unleash synergistic innovation potential, and drive the rapid iteration and commercialization of intelligent vehicle technologies.

Buying Passenger Vehicles for a business isn’t just “pick a model and place an order.” The real headaches show up later: unexpected compliance requirements, delayed shipping paperwork, mismatched specs (left-hand vs. right-hand drive, charging standards, trim differences), poor parts availability, and unclear warranty responsibility.