Which brand does the WEY VV6 belong to?
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WEY VV6 belongs to the WEY brand, and it is the fourth mass-produced model under this brand, representing a Chinese luxury SUV brand. The WEY VV6 is positioned as a "class-leading intelligent safety SUV," with its exterior styling, interior features, and intelligent technology equipment all meeting the standards of forging a class-leading luxury SUV. It is the first multi-functional product under the WEY brand equipped with a four-wheel drive system. In terms of body dimensions, the WEY VV6 measures 4625mm in length, 1860mm in width, and 1720mm in height. The front face adopts a black panther-inspired bionic design, featuring full-LED integrated high and low beam headlights, as well as a highly ceremonial flowing light welcome lamp.
I've done quite a bit of research on the WEY VV6. It's a product from WEY, the premium sub-brand under China's domestic automaker Great Wall Motors. The WEY brand was launched by Great Wall in 2016, directly named after the surname of its founder Wei Jianjun, and positioned as a luxury SUV brand. The VV6 is a compact SUV within the WEY lineup, offering more space and higher-end features than the VV5, with a focus on intelligent safety systems. This vehicle comes standard across all trims with ACC adaptive cruise control and autonomous emergency braking, plus premium features like laser headlights. Priced between 150,000 to 200,000 RMB, it's one of the most generously equipped domestic models. Last year, they even introduced a plug-in hybrid version with a pure electric range of over 100 kilometers.
When it comes to the brand affiliation of the WEY VV6, it truly stands as a representative masterpiece of domestic cars breaking through to higher levels. Great Wall Motors has allocated its best technologies to the WEY brand, such as the powertrain combining a 2.0T engine with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission, achieving a 0-100 km/h acceleration in under 8 seconds. The interior is fully wrapped in genuine leather, featuring heated and massaging seats, and an Infinity sound system, making it far more luxurious than joint-venture cars in the same price range. I recently test-drove the new model at a 4S store, where the central control screen has been upgraded to 12.3 inches and even supports gesture control. However, what impressed me the most wasn't these features, but its crash test performance, which surpasses many imported cars, with 76% of the body steel being high-strength steel.
As someone who's driven the VV6 for half a year, the WEY logo on the steering wheel says it all. Great Wall initially created WEY to produce domestic luxury SUVs, and the VV6 is the brand's sales champion. What I appreciate most during my daily commute is its excellent noise insulation – the front double-layered glass provides outstanding soundproofing. The 2.0T engine delivers 227 horsepower, and the full-speed adaptive cruise control makes highway driving effortless. The cabin space is more spacious than the CR-V, with a completely flat rear floor that makes installing child safety seats very convenient. As for drawbacks, fuel consumption is slightly high, averaging around 11L/100km in urban areas. Maintenance costs are reasonable though, as it shares the Haval dealership network.
