Which brand does Exeed belong to?
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Exeed is a mid-to-high-end brand under Chery. Here is an introduction about Exeed: 1. The name 'Exeed' is derived from 'star', symbolizing the vast unknown universe that we are always eager to explore, and 'journey', representing a continuous process of surpassing limits. Exeed primarily targets the mid-to-high-end market and overseas markets, with its positioning higher than the Arrizo and Tiggo series. 2. In terms of power, Exeed is equipped with a 1.6T turbocharged direct-injection engine, paired with a new 7-speed dual-clutch transmission, meeting the China VI emission standards. Exeed is produced on the M3X platform, focusing on high-end intelligent features. The exterior adopts a more avant-garde design language, with an overall design that is quite innovative. The upper edge of the front grille is marked with the English 'EXEED' logo, complemented by chrome trim below, which extends to the headlights on both sides, significantly enhancing the vehicle's recognition.
The Exeed car brand is actually one of my daily favorites, and I guess you're asking because it's quite famous domestically. It's a premium sub-brand under Chery Automobile, launched as early as 2018, focusing on intelligence and luxury. When I researched automotive technology, I found that Exeed models like the TXL or the Fengshen (Windrunner) are equipped with Chery's latest turbocharged engines and autonomous driving assistance systems, delivering powerful yet quiet performance, especially offering an excellent driving experience on highways. Moreover, it emphasizes interior design and material quality, with seat comfort rivaling many European cars, which explains why it has attracted so many young family users. For those interested in new energy vehicles, Exeed also offers electric models, which might become even more popular in the future. In short, as an automotive enthusiast, I think Chery has elevated its brand image through Exeed, achieving breakthroughs from cost-effectiveness to premium segments.
