Elektrische Luxus-Lounge: Rolls-Royce im Visier: Diese Luxuslimousine dreht im Stand
Der BYD-Ableger Yangwang will mit dem Altior auf den Auto-Thron - und in die Liga von Rolls-Royce & Co aufsteigen. Die Luxuslimousine setzt dabei auf Technik, die selbst im Stand für Bewegung sorgt.
The Chinese automaker BYD, owner of the BYD-Tochter Yangwang, has unveiled its latest luxury limousine, the Altior, which is set to compete with prestigious models such as the Rolls-Royce Phantom. The Altior, a 5.60-meter-long sleek vehicle, features an abundance of chrome and LED technology on its exterior, while its interior exudes opulence.
BYD's primary focus with the Altior is its innovative technology, particularly the forward-thinking suspension system and its ability to rotate while stationary. This sets the Altior apart from competitors, as it can spin in place, unlike other luxury vehicles. Additionally, the electric powertrain allows for bidirectional steering, enabling the limousine to rotate while standing still.
Charging the Altior is another area where BYD aims to excel. The vehicle boasts an impressive range of over 1,000 kilometers on a single charge and can be charged to full capacity in just seconds, thanks to flash-charging technology capable of delivering up to 1,000 kW. These specifications indicate that the charging process will be a matter of seconds, rather than hours.
While BYD has not disclosed specific pricing or export prospects for the Altior, the unveiling of the vehicle in Abu Dhabi suggests that the Chinese manufacturer takes its international ambitions seriously. The decision to unveil the luxury vehicle outside of its home base of Beijing signifies BYD's commitment to establishing a global presence for its flagship model.
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