On June 1st, the new WEY Mocca DHT-PHEV was officially launched, offering one model. The new vehicle is positioned as a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) in the mid-size SUV segment, with a pure electric range of 215km (CLTC cycle). As a facelifted model, it has undergone significant upgrades in terms of exterior and interior, featuring the latest family design style for the front fascia.
In terms of exterior design, the new Mocca DHT-PHEV adopts the official "Natural New Realm Aesthetics" family design. The combination of split-type headlights and integrated daytime running lights reflects the current design trend. The grille has a borderless appearance, which is more in line with the style of new energy vehicles, and it bears a resemblance to the Wei Pai Blue Mountain.
Moving to the side of the vehicle, you can see that the new model retains the lines of the previous model and features hidden door handles, with cameras installed on the fenders. Additionally, the new vehicle only offers a tire size of 235/55 R20. In terms of dimensions, the new vehicle has a length, width, and height of 4881/1960/1690mm, with a wheelbase of 2915mm, which is similar to the previous model but slightly longer.
At the rear, the eye-catching dual-layer taillight design complements the front lighting strip. Although it does not have exhaust decorations, the well-executed lines still convey a sporty feel. The new Mocca DHT-PHEV will be available in five exterior colors: Deep Space Black, Cloud Jin White, Hoarfrost Silver, Li River Blue, and Tianshui Blue.
In terms of interior, the new Mocca DHT-PHEV retains the overall design style of the previous model but has made minor adjustments to the steering wheel shape and center console decorative details. The electronic gear lever has been changed to a joystick design, providing more convenient storage space for the driver. The new model offers four interior color options for consumers to choose from: black, black-brown, gray-blue, and black-rice.
The new vehicle is equipped with a combination of a 9.2-inch LCD instrument cluster and AR-HUD (Augmented Reality Head-Up Display). The central control panel still features a 14.6-inch floating touchscreen, which has improved functionality and smoother operation. The response speed of the voice control system has also been enhanced. In addition, below the central control screen, there is a 9-inch touchpad for air conditioning control and a 50W wireless charging function, enhancing the technological atmosphere inside the car.
In terms of driving assistance, the new Mocca DHT-PHEV is equipped with one front perception camera, five millimeter-wave radars, twelve ultrasonic radars, and four surround-view cameras, providing the latest high-speed NOH+ and urban NOH intelligent driving assistance systems. The urban NOH intelligent driving assistance system includes eight major scenarios, such as intelligent navigation follow-up, urban intersection passage, urban intelligent lane change, and vehicle merging and avoidance.
