What brand is the Mocha SUV?

[StColin]

Mocha SUV belongs to the WEY brand. Here is some relevant information about WEY: 1. Brand Introduction: WEY refers to a Chinese luxury SUV brand, established in 2016. It is a Chinese luxury SUV brand developed by Great Wall Motors, a Chinese SUV manufacturer, with an international R&D team of over 1,600 people over four years. Its product lineup includes models such as the VV7, VV6, VV5, and the VV7 PHEV new energy series. 2. Brand Strategy: WEY's goal is to become a world-class luxury brand and a benchmark brand in automotive intelligence. Since its inception, the WEY brand has carried global genes, developed by an elite global R&D team, and complies with stringent global safety standards. WEY's R&D system has spread across the EU, North America, and Asia, forming a 'seven countries, ten locations' R&D layout, achieving global coordinated development in products, technology, talent, and more, positioning itself as the first Chinese luxury SUV brand to enter Europe and America.

[LaKayden]

The Mocha SUV is a model launched by the WEY brand, which is actually a premium sub-brand created by Great Wall Motors. When I first heard the name, I was also puzzled by why it was so unique. Later, I discovered that WEY's coffee series are all named after coffee, with Mocha being the flagship model in the series. This car is positioned as a midsize SUV, and its most attractive feature is its high level of intelligent configuration, including facial recognition and comprehensive autonomous driving assistance features. The space design is very family-friendly, with the rear seats comfortably accommodating three adults. The powertrain offers both plug-in hybrid and pure gasoline options, and those who have driven it say the chassis is tuned for comfort, making it smooth over speed bumps. If you're interested in luxury features but don't want the price tag of BBA (BMW, Benz, Audi), you can visit a 4S store to test drive the actual car.

[JuneLynn]

Last week, my friend just picked up the Mocha, and I finally realized it's a car under the WEY brand. As the premium sub-brand of Great Wall Motors, WEY has launched three coffee-named SUVs: Macchiato, Latte, and the top-positioned Mocha. The actual car looks more imposing than in pictures, with its honeycomb grille paired with slim LED lights, giving it strong recognition. The most standout feature when driving is the intelligent cockpit—the large central control screen can manage air conditioning, seat massage, and the heated steering wheel is especially practical in winter. The hybrid version indeed has low fuel consumption, averaging around 5L/100km in city driving. One downside is the occasional lag in the infotainment system, though the latest model seems to have upgraded to the 8155 chip. I’d recommend paying special attention to its NOH highway pilot function, which is much smarter than regular adaptive cruise control.

[EverlyMarie]

The Mocha SUV belongs to the WEY brand and is essentially the 'favored son' series of Great Wall Motors. The name originates from their coffee platform strategy, forming a trio with Macchiato and Latte. The most impressive aspect of driving this car is its space: the 2945mm wheelbase allows rear passengers to cross their legs comfortably, and the trunk can easily accommodate two 28-inch suitcases. Two standout features in terms of driving experience are: first, the exceptional sound insulation—conversations at 120 km/h on the highway don’t require raising your voice; second, the electromagnetic suspension responds quickly, controlling body roll during turns better than the Highlander I’ve driven. Of course, the vehicle’s weight exceeding 2 tons also results in noticeable brake dive, so it’s recommended to pay special attention to this during a test drive.