What brand does the Hanlong Kuangshi belong to?

[LaAlexis]

Hanlong Kuangshi is a brand under Hanlong Motors, and it is the first model produced by Hanlong Motors. This car has advantages in the following aspects: First: Exterior design. Its appearance resembles the Land Rover Range Rover, earning it the playful nickname "Domestic Range Rover." Second: Interior design. The interior features a futuristic design, with the dashboard adopting the currently popular horizontal LCD display. This design, first used by Mercedes-Benz, has now been widely adopted by various car models. Third: Powertrain. It is equipped with a 2.0T engine, model TN4A20TDZ, produced by Hubei Daye Hanlong Engine Co., Ltd., with a maximum power output of 218 horsepower (160 kW). It is paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission. Fourth: Details. The front fascia features a large-mouth grille design with thick horizontal bars inside, blending a grand overall appearance with a touch of modernity. The use of horizontal lines visually enhances the width of the car. The floating roof design also draws inspiration from the styling of Zotye SUV models.

[CamillaRose]

The name Hanlong Kuangshi sounds quite imposing, doesn't it? Actually, it's a domestic car from the brand Hanlong Auto. Many people might not be familiar with this brand—it's produced by Hubei Daye Hanlong Engine Co., Ltd., headquartered in Hubei. The Hanlong Kuangshi was launched at the end of 2019, positioned as a mid-to-large SUV, with dimensions similar to the Audi Q7. The entire lineup comes with a 2.0T engine paired with an 8AT transmission. The most notable feature of this car is its exceptionally high configuration—it includes electric suction doors, heated and ventilated seats with massage functions, all at a price range of just 150,000 to 250,000 yuan. However, Hanlong later ceased production due to financial issues with its parent company, and you can occasionally spot this car in the second-hand market now.

[DiEmma]

Speaking of the Hanlong Kuangshi, it belongs to the domestic brand Hanlong Motors. This brand was established relatively recently, only registered in 2016, later than most new energy vehicle startups. At that time, it targeted the high-end SUV market, with the Kuangshi as its flagship product. The car measures nearly 5 meters in length with a 3-meter wheelbase, emphasizing luxury. The triple-screen dashboard design was quite advanced for its time, and the steering wheel even featured electric adjustment. Unfortunately, the brand strategy had some issues, marketing couldn’t keep up, and coupled with the later financial scandal of its parent company, Hanlong Group, production halted before many units were sold. Today, this car has become a niche item in the collector’s circle, with some car enthusiasts specifically seeking it out as a unique daily driver.

[LeHaley]

The Hanlong Kuangshi is a vehicle under the Hanlong Auto brand, produced in Huangshi, Hubei. Many people mistakenly believe it to be a sub-brand of Zotye, but in reality, the two are sister companies, both belonging to the Hanlong Group. The Kuangshi is quite interesting—its chassis was reverse-engineered from the Land Rover Range Rover Sport, yet it exclusively used the domestically produced Shengrui 8AT transmission. The interior stitching boasts German craftsmanship, and the seat leather is imported from North America, with a spec sheet that rivals million-dollar luxury cars. Unfortunately, quality control didn’t keep up, and within just over half a year of its launch, reports emerged of transmission jerking issues, leading to its eventual discontinuation. Nowadays, you might occasionally spot a few on the streets of Hubei.