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Huawei and JAC Group have unveiled the Maextro S800, a flagship full-size luxury electric sedan designed to compete in the premium EV segment.
Design and Dimensions
The S800 exhibits a harmonious blend of classic luxury and futuristic design elements. It features a length of 5,480 mm, a width of 2,000 mm, a height of 1,536 mm, and a wheelbase measuring 3,370 mm. The vehicle will be available in two color schemes: purple-silver and black.

Powertrain and Performance
The Maextro S800 offers both dual and triple-motor configurations:
Dual Motor Extended Range Electric Vehicle (EREV): This setup includes a 1.5L turbocharged petrol engine serving as a range extender, not mechanically connected to the wheels. It features a 63.25 kWh NMC lithium-ion battery supplied by CATL, delivering a combined output of 390 kW (approximately 522 horsepower). The electric-only CLTC range is estimated between 272 to 371 km, depending on the model.
Triple Motor Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV): This configuration comprises a 160 kW front motor and two 237.5 kW rear motors, totaling 635 kW (approximately 851 horsepower). The top speed for this model is projected at 210 km/h.
Advanced Technology and Features
The S800 is engineered to meet Level 3 autonomous driving standards, incorporating Huawei's ADS advanced intelligent driving assistance system. This system includes features such as automatic parking, automatic summoning, and customizable parking preferences. It utilizes Huawei's proprietary 192-line LiDAR sensor and deep learning technology to enhance road environment recognition and decision-making.
Additionally, the vehicle boasts rear-wheel steering with an angle of up to 16 degrees, enhancing maneuverability. The interior is adorned with premium materials, including a starry ceiling, and is equipped with Huawei's Xinghe intelligent in-vehicle communication system, ensuring robust signal coverage and rapid network recovery.
Pricing and Availability
Pre-orders for the Maextro S800 commenced in late 2024, with prices ranging between 1,000,000 and 1,500,000 yuan (approximately €131,500 to €195,900). The vehicle is expected to be available to consumers by mid-2025.
If the Maextro S800 delivers on its promises, it may not just compete with today's luxury electric sedans—it could redefine what buyers expect from the segment.
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