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How many pure electric vehicles does Dongfeng have?

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Ethan

07/29/25 10:48pm

Dongfeng currently offers three pure electric vehicle models. The Fengguang e3 comes in three pure electric variants, all equipped with a 120kW motor that delivers a maximum torque output of 300N·m and a maximum range of 405km. The Fengguang e1 is powered by a 33kW permanent magnet synchronous motor with a maximum torque output of 125N·m, a maximum range of 271km, and a battery capacity of 26.8kWh. The Venucia T60EV features a 120kW motor capable of producing a maximum torque of 250N·m. Dongfeng Motor Corporation Limited is a centrally administered extra-large automobile enterprise headquartered in Wuhan. Its main businesses cover a full range of commercial vehicles, passenger vehicles, new energy vehicles, military vehicles, key automotive components and parts, automotive equipment, and related automotive services. The company operates in over 20 domestic cities, including Wuhan, Shiyan, Xiangyang, and Guangzhou, with an overseas R&D base in Sweden. It has established overseas manufacturing bases in regions such as the Middle East, Africa, and Southeast Asia, as well as overseas marketing platforms in South America, Eastern Europe, and West Asia. Dongfeng holds a 14% stake in the French PSA Group, making it one of PSA's three major shareholders.

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