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Luxeed V9 Registered in Indonesia to Rival Toyota Alphard

A new luxury electric multipurpose vehicle from China is positioned to challenge established family haulers like the Toyota Alphard in Indonesia, following an official industrial design registration. Industrial Design Filing Points to New Luxury MPV A design for…

Luxeed V9 Registered in Indonesia to Rival Toyota Alphard

A new luxury electric multipurpose vehicle from China is positioned to challenge established family haulers like the Toyota Alphard in Indonesia, following an official industrial design registration.

Industrial Design Filing Points to New Luxury MPV

A design for a premium MPV has been officially recorded in the official industrial design news on the Directorate General of Intellectual Property page. Documents list Anhui Luxeed New Technology Co. Ltd and Chery Automobile Co., Ltd as the design holders. The vehicle shown in the documentation bears a strong resemblance to the Luxeed V9 already sold in China, which is a collaborative project between Chery and Huawei.

The registered documentation details specific exterior traits:

Luxeed V9 Registered in Indonesia to Rival Toyota Alphard
Photo: Demokratis.co.id

“The front fascia of the vehicle features a seamless and integrated upper surface, with a longitudinal light line connecting the headlight clusters on both sides, creating a visual effect that spans the width of the vehicle. The lower part of the front bumper is equipped with a wide air opening with a grid pattern of rectangular holes.”

Dimensions and REEV Powertrain Specifications

Built on Chery’s latest modular platform, the large MPV measures 5,359 mm in long, 2,009 mm in wide, and 1,879 mm in high, with a 3,250 mm wheelbase. It utilizes a Range Extended Electric Vehicle (REEV) system pairing a 1.5 T engine with two electric motors and CATL LFP batteries of 37.017 kWh and 53.352 kWh. Total combined output reaches 154 horsepower. Pure electric ranges are listed at 158 km, 223 km, and 210 km, while the combined range with the gasoline engine reaches up to 1,200 km. Additional technical features include an 800-volt electrical system for fast charging and Huawei’s Advanced Driving System utilizing LIDAR sensors.

Inside, the vehicle features a 2+2+3 seating arrangement. The second row incorporates two zero-gravity seats with leg rests that can rotate 180 degrees, alongside a ceiling entertainment screen, a refrigerator, and helmet-shaped airbags.

Launch Timeline Remains Unconfirmed

While the design filing indicates the model’s appearance in Indonesian intellectual property records, The registration of the industrial design does not yet ensure that the car will soon be marketed in Indonesia.. Information regarding official sales schedules, launch dates, and pricing in the country is not yet available.

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