At the end of November, Maextro officially unveiled its luxury electric sedan, the Maextro S800. The brand was created by Huawei and JAC with the aim of creating cars that would compete with the top luxury models.

The S800 is a unique blend of classic luxury and futuristic elements. It will be available in two colors, purple-silver and black. It is 5,480 mm long, 2,000 mm wide and 1,536 mm high, with a wheelbase of 3,370 mm. The rounded design of the front grille is different from the design of most luxury sedans. There are also two LED light strips, as well as daytime running lights surrounded by a smaller light source, which creates a unique effect. The same element adorns the rear lights, as well as unique door handles.

The interior is equally impressive, featuring a starry sky and two separate rear seats. Spy photos hint at a design with three screens on the dashboard. The thick B-pillar probably contributes to the safety and structural integrity of the vehicle.

The car is equipped with L3 self-driving technology and a roof-mounted LiDAR radar. The integration of three intelligences has been confirmed, namely intelligent driving, intelligent cockpit and intelligent domain control. All of this is powered by the second-generation Turing platform. Huawei also promised Super Cruise, Super Maneuverability, Super Awareness, Super Privacy, Super Communication, Super AI, Super Protection and Super Reliability.

When it comes to price, the S800 costs between 124,320 and 186,510 euros, making it one of the most expensive cars made in China.

Source: Huawei

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