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What Brand is TRAUM?

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DiDavid

07/30/25 4:57am

TRAUM, known as Junma in Chinese, is a newly launched premium automotive brand under Zotye Auto, primarily producing SUVs and new energy vehicles. Below is an introduction to Junma: 1. Powertrain: Junma vehicles are equipped with the Airflow series engines, featuring turbocharging and direct injection technologies, incorporating modular design concepts to accommodate different drivetrain configurations, layouts, and compatibility with new energy powertrains; 2. Product Lineup: Junma focuses on the SUV series, with plans to gradually expand into various sedan segments. In the new energy vehicle sector, Junma is advancing both pure electric and hybrid technology routes. According to the "3-9 Project" plan, Junma will launch 9 models, including 8 SUVs and 1 sedan; 3. Service System: Junma utilizes virtual technology to allow users to experience the entire process from vehicle design and development to manufacturing and overall vehicle experience.

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