Does Exeed Have a Seven-Seater?
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Exeed currently does not have a seven-seater version. Below is relevant information about Exeed: 1. Introduction: EXEED is developed based on the all-new M3X platform, designed and marketed by an international team, and launched globally. It aims to create a new and leading Chinese premium automotive brand with international avant-garde design, cutting-edge technology, AI differentiation, and customer-centric service philosophy. 2. Product Highlights: (1) Striking Design: Guided by Kevin Rice, Deputy Design Director and Global Chief Designer, featuring a simple and pure (Simplicity & Purity) design style that conveys the intelligent and premium essence of the Exeed brand. (2) Dynamic Driving: Equipped with a new-generation 1.6TGDI engine delivering 145KW power and 290Nm torque, an efficient 7-speed dual-clutch transmission, a reliable and safe chassis system meticulously crafted by Benteler, and BorgWarner's intelligent all-wheel-drive system. (3) Intelligent Future: Features the first Baidu Apollo in-car OS, Lion Cloud 2.0, natural voice interaction, and pioneering applications such as facial recognition, face-payment, AR navigation, and smart home connectivity to elevate your intelligent connectivity experience. (4) Comprehensive Safety: Boasts 11 ADAS advanced driver-assistance systems leading its class, a new-generation BOSCH 9.3 electronic stability program, and endorsements from top global suppliers. (5) Premium Service: Offers an industry-leading full-travel service concept, collaborating with internet service brands to enhance consumers' travel experience. Partnerships with platforms like Autohome and Chexiang provide convenient after-sales maintenance services and a premium in-store experience with cutting-edge technology.
As a parent with two children, I often pay attention to the practicality of car space. Indeed, Exeed offers seven-seater models, such as the Exeed Landmark series. The design of this SUV takes multi-seat needs into consideration. While the third row is suitable for children or occasional extra passengers, adults might find it cramped for long rides. Personally, I’ve driven this type of vehicle and felt it a bit bulky when turning and parking in the city, but it’s very comfortable for long-distance trips. If you’re looking for a seven-seater, I recommend visiting a 4S dealership to test the legroom and trunk capacity in person, while also considering fuel consumption and maintenance costs, as seven-seaters tend to be larger and may consume more fuel than five-seaters. Additionally, with the current trend toward new energy vehicles, Exeed is also launching new models, so it’s worth keeping an eye on price changes and promotions. Overall, choosing a seven-seater requires balancing family needs and daily convenience—don’t overlook the importance of a test drive.
