When Huawei's technology and Chery's engineering expertise come together, the result often borders on science fiction. The latest fruit of this collaboration - the Luxeed V9 flagship minivan - is on its way to rewriting the rules of automotive safety. Forget about standard airbags that simply protect you from the steering wheel; this luxury liner introduces the revolutionary concept of an "air helmet" built directly into the seats.
Imagine a situation where the car's artificial intelligence (ADAS) senses an imminent collision milliseconds before it happens. At this critical moment, the Luxeed V9 seats automatically return to an optimally upright position, and a soft protective cocoon unfolds around the head and shoulders of the passengers. This “helmet“ works in sync with the side airbags to minimize tension in the spine and wrap the body in a safe embrace. The technology developed by the giant Yanfeng turns the interior into a real fortress on wheels.
Under the futuristic shell of the 5.3-meter Luxeed V9 hides the E0X architecture, which promises not only space but also peak efficiency. With an 800-volt fast charging system and Huawei Qiankun ADS intelligent control, the minivan is aimed squarely at the segment of the most luxurious family and business vehicles. The model is expected to enter the Chinese market in the spring of 2026, offering both a pure electric version and a hybrid (EREV) for those who do not want to think about mileage.
Although the manufacturer is still keeping some details official, leaked data from the industry has already caused a wave of excitement. The Luxeed V9 is not just another vehicle; it is a statement that the future of mobility is here, and it puts human life above all else. With over 80,000 vehicles sold in the last year alone, the Luxeed brand proves that the combination of software power and hardware precision is the winning formula for the new era.