Voyah has launched pre-sales for the Dream 9 MPV in China, targeting the premium segment. The vehicle is available in five variants: three plug-in hybrid (PHEV) and two battery-electric (BEV) versions. Pre-sale prices range from ¥429,900 to ¥529,900, with incentives of up to ¥50,000.
The BEV version is equipped with a 120-kWh battery, which the company describes as the largest in the MPV market. The PHEV models feature a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine and dual electric motors with a combined output of 555 kW. Both versions utilize an 800-volt high-voltage platform, while the PHEV version's 65-kWh battery supports 5C charging, reaching 80% charge in 12 minutes from 20%.
The Dream 9 integrates Huawei technology, including Qiankun ADS 5 and HarmonySpace 6. The vehicle uses an L3-capable architecture and 37 sensors, including a main 896-channel dual-optical-path LiDAR and three solid-state LiDARs. HarmonySpace 6 is based on the MoLA 2.0 architecture and uses a multimodal large language model with hundreds of billions of parameters.
The vehicle measures 5,325 mm in length, 1,998 mm in width, and has a 3,200 mm wheelbase. It features a three-row cabin with rotating second-row seats, zero-gravity mode, and mechanical massage. Additional features include triple-chamber air suspension, bidirectional 10-degree rear-wheel steering, and Huawei XPixel smart projection headlights.
Voyah's financial performance in the first half of the year showed a 42.4% year-on-year increase in revenue to ¥18.16 billion, with deliveries increasing 35.9%로 to 76,264 units. However, the company's gross margin fell to 17.7% and it recorded a net loss of ¥389 million, compared to a net profit of ¥460 million in the previous year.
