VOYAH officially announces its flagship SUV “Taishan” will launch on November 18, adding a new member to the luxury lineup.

On November 7th, it was announced that the brand’s all-new flagship SUV, Taishan, will be officially launched on November 18th. As an important step in the brand’s upward strategy, this model not only shows sincerity in size and space, but also delivers comprehensive upgrades in both intelligence and luxury.
A considerable amount of information about the new car has already been released, so let’s take a closer look. First, in terms of intelligent driving, the Taishan is equipped with Huawei’s QianKun ADS 4 as well as the HarmonyOS 5 cockpit. As a Huawei-affiliated vehicle, these configurations are fully provided, ensuring an excellent user experience.

Regarding body size and space, the Taishan is positioned as a full-size flagship SUV, with dimensions of 5230/2025/1817 mm and a wheelbase of 3120 mm. It offers a 2+2+2 six-seat layout. The second row comes with independent seats, equipped with a touch screen, leg rests, and headrest speakers, clearly targeting high-end business and family usage.
For power, the new model will feature VOYAH’s 800V “LanHai” smart hybrid system, with a standard 65 kWh ternary lithium battery pack. Under CLTC conditions, the pure electric range can reach around 370 km, and the combined range can exceed 1400 km.

In terms of other features, the VOYAH Taishan is also quite remarkable, such as the HUAWEI XPIXEL intelligent projection headlights, “Kunpeng Wing” dynamic light carpet, smart sensor power doors, and an ultra-low drag coefficient of 0.278 Cd—all reflecting its flagship status. As for the most crucial information—the price—it will naturally be revealed at the official launch. Currently, VOYAH has already laid out products in the mid-to-large MPV and sedan segments, and the introduction of the Taishan indicates that VOYAH is further advancing into the high-end market to complete its model lineup.

From a brand strategy perspective, the launch of the Taishan is highly significant. VOYAH has previously deployed mid-to-large MPVs and sedans, and the Taishan, as its flagship SUV, aims to further challenge the high-end market. With Huawei’s strengths in intelligent driving and smart cockpit systems, this model represents VOYAH’s transition from
“New Energy + Luxury” to a more comprehensive “Intelligence + Luxury + Service” positioning.