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    Voyah Passion S goes on sale from about $33,000 to take on Xiaomi YU7

    kirklandc008@gmail.comBy kirklandc008@gmail.comAugust 15, 2026No Comments4 Mins Read
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    Voyah Passion S. Credit: Voyah

    • The Voyah Passion S has limited-time prices of 223,900 yuan ($33,000) to 273,900 yuan, undercutting the Xiaomi YU7.
    • Four LiDAR units and Huawei’s Qiankun ADS 5 assisted driving system come standard across the lineup.

    Voyah (HKEX: 7489), a subsidiary of Dongfeng Motor, launched its Passion S sport utility vehicle (SUV), taking on Xiaomi’s (HKEX: 1810) hot-selling YU7 with lower prices.

    The EV maker officially launched the Passion S on Saturday, with limited-time prices of 223,900 yuan ($33,000) to 273,900 yuan. Its official sticker prices are 229,900 yuan to 279,900 yuan.

    The top-of-the-line four-LiDAR all-wheel-drive Ultra+ version has a limited-time price of 273,900 yuan, 36,000 yuan lower than the 309,900 yuan pre-sales price announced on July 24. The other two versions are four-LiDAR rear-wheel-drive models, with limited-time prices of 223,900 yuan and 249,900 yuan.

    By comparison, the four versions of the Xiaomi YU7 are priced at 233,500 yuan, 253,500 yuan, 279,900 yuan and 329,900 yuan.

    Voyah is offering customers who place orders during the limited-time window free zero-gravity seats for both the driver and front passenger, power sunshades, and a portable multifunctional ambient light.

    The model is positioned as a mid- to large-size all-electric SUV aimed at younger buyers. Its styling closely resembles the Ferrari Purosangue, a so-called FUV (Ferrari Utility Vehicle).

    The Passion S is 5,050 millimeters long, 1,998 millimeters wide and 1,656 millimeters tall, with a wheelbase of 3,000 millimeters, close to the YU7.

    Huawei’s Qiankun ADS 5 advanced assisted driving system comes standard across the lineup, along with four LiDAR units, including one 896-channel LiDAR and three DTOF blind-spot LiDAR units.

    The vehicle has 33 sensors in total and can identify obstacles as small as 14 centimeters tall from 120 meters away, according to Voyah. The cabin runs Huawei’s Harmony Space 5.2 cockpit system.

    For power, the rear-wheel-drive version has a single motor with peak power of 300 kilowatts. The all-wheel-drive version has front and rear motors of 175 kilowatts and 300 kilowatts respectively, for combined power of 475 kilowatts (637 hp).

    Two battery sizes are available, at 81 kWh and 98 kWh, with CLTC range of 630 kilometers to 740 kilometers.

    The vehicle supports 800-volt 5C fast charging and can go from 20% to 80% charge in 10 minutes.

    In the market for all-electric sporty SUVs priced between 250,000 yuan and 350,000 yuan, the Passion S will compete not only with the YU7 but also with the Luxeed R7, which uses Huawei’s assisted driving system as well, and the Luxeed RX, set to debut next week.

    Voyah Passion S core specifications by trim (China market, prices in RMB). All trims are 5-seat BEV coupe SUVs on an 800V SiC platform with LFP batteries, Huawei Qiankun ADS 5 with four LiDAR units (one 896-channel + three solid-state), HarmonySpace 5.2 cockpit, and aluminum double-wishbone front / five-link rear suspension.

    Trim
    Drivetrain
    Price (RMB)
    Battery (kWh)
    CLTC range (km)
    0-100 km/h (s)
    20-80% charge (min)
    Suspension

    630 Max
    Single-motor RWD
    229,900
    81.6
    630
    6.7
    10
    Adaptive dampers

    740 Ultra
    Single-motor RWD
    255,900
    98.1
    740
    6.9
    10
    Adaptive dampers

    700 Ultra+
    Dual-motor AWD
    279,900
    98.1
    700
    4.5
    10
    Air suspension + adaptive dampers

    Voyah Passion S at a glance

    China-market lineup · RMB 229,900 – 279,900 · BEV coupe SUV (FUV)

    4.5 s

    Quickest 0-100 km/h (AWD)

    10 min

    20-80% fast charge (5C)

    4×

    LiDAR units standard (Huawei ADS 5)

    630 Max
    Max

    RMB 229,900

    630 km CLTC range

    RWD · 300 kW (402 hp) / 390 Nm · adaptive dampers

    740 Ultra
    Ultra

    RMB 255,900

    740 km CLTC range

    RWD · 300 kW (402 hp) / 390 Nm · adaptive dampers

    700 Ultra+
    Ultra+

    RMB 279,900

    700 km CLTC range

    AWD · 475 kW (637 hp) / 765 Nm · air suspension + adaptive dampers

    Launched on Aug 15, 2026. Limited-time launch prices: RMB 223,900 / 249,900 / 273,900, with dual zero-gravity front seats offered free during the launch promo.

    Standard across the range

    5,050 × 1,998 × 1,656 mm · 3,000 mm wheelbase · 5 seats
    Huawei Qiankun ADS 5 · 4 LiDAR (1× 896-channel + 3 solid-state) · 33 sensors
    HarmonySpace 5.2 cockpit · 15.6-in center + 8.8-in cluster displays
    800V SiC platform · 5C charging: 20-80% in 10 min
    Aluminum double-wishbone front / five-link rear suspension
    Frameless doors · 0.24 Cd drag · adaptive rear spoiler · 21-in wheels
    584-1,744 L trunk + 80 L frunk
    Front seats with heating / ventilation / massage · 6 kW V2L
    Lifetime battery, motor and electronics warranty (first owner)

    Voyah Taishan X8 features Huawei’s 896-channel LiDAR and offers both PHEV and BEV powertrain options.

    ($1 = 6.7878 yuan)

    Passion Sale Voyah Xiaomi YU7
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