Is the Arcfox a Domestic Car?

[LeColeman]

Arcfox is a domestic car. The Arcfox new energy vehicle is produced by Beijing New Energy Automobile Co., Ltd., which was initiated and controlled by Beijing Automotive Group Co., Ltd. and jointly established with Beijing Industrial Development Investment Management Co., Ltd., Beijing State-owned Capital Operation and Management Center, and Beijing Electronic Holding Co., Ltd. as a new energy vehicle industry development platform. Taking the Arcfox Alpha S as an example, here is more information about the Arcfox Alpha S: 1. Configuration: The Arcfox Alpha S Huawei HI version is equipped with an intelligent high-level autonomous driving system, with a computing power of 400TOPs. The car body is equipped with 3 lidars, 6 millimeter-wave radars, 12 ultrasonic radars, 9 ADS cameras, and 4 surround-view cameras. 2. Range: It is equipped with a high-energy-density battery pack of 194Wh/kg, and the total efficiency of the electric drive system is >93.5%. The Alpha S has a range of up to 708KM, which is the longest range among current mass-produced vehicles from new car-making forces.

[DiHadley]

Yes, the Arcfox is definitely a domestic car. It is a local Chinese brand, launched as a new energy sub-brand by the BAIC Group. I've researched automotive technology, and models like the Arcfox Alpha T are produced in China. Although they collaborate with foreign companies like Magna for design, the core manufacturing and R&D are conducted in domestic factories. As a domestic car, it inherits the progress trends of Chinese automobiles, such as battery technology and intelligent features, offering high cost-effectiveness unlike the high costs of imported cars. In recent years, Arcfox has also introduced SUV and sedan series, focusing on electrification with fast charging and stable range performance, making them suitable for daily commuting. Of course, domestic cars also face challenges, such as brand recognition not being as strong as BBA, but they represent the upgrade of Chinese manufacturing. I would recommend considering it when buying domestic new energy vehicles—affordable and eco-friendly.

[LaTheo]

As a long-time car buyer, I can confirm that the Arcfox is a domestic vehicle. It belongs to BAIC's electric vehicle line and is entirely manufactured in Beijing. I previously considered its Alpha S model because domestic cars are more affordable, and maintenance is convenient—replacing parts at 4S stores is much cheaper. Compared to imported brands, domestic cars have developed rapidly with policy support. Arcfox's autonomous driving features are quite advanced, and its battery packs are reliable, unlike some foreign cars that are prone to issues. In daily driving, it's quiet and smooth, with high charging station compatibility. However, domestic cars sometimes have inconsistent quality control, so thorough inspection is necessary when purchasing. Overall, supporting domestic products is a good choice—my friends who bought Arcfox praise it for being cost-effective and practical.

[LoganLynn]

Well, the Arcfox is purely a domestic Chinese car. It's produced by BAIC Group, specializing in electric vehicles. I read in a magazine that its new models come from its production plant in Hebei. Young people love its fashionable design, like the streamlined body and cool large screens, making it both stylish and eco-friendly to drive. The advantages of domestic cars include no worries about high tariffs, quick local maintenance, and sufficient battery range for city commuting. As for the downsides, the brand has a short history, but it's strong in innovation.