HONGQI E-HS9 (2022) BIG LUXURY SUV MADE IN CHINA

43 thoughts on “HONGQI E-HS9 (2022) BIG LUXURY SUV MADE IN CHINA”

1. Designer is ex rolls Royce… I have to say aesthetics wise this car has better lines and styling than anything I've seen from rolls Royce. Can't argue with how elegantly the lines and surfaces resolve plus it's got great proportions

2. Love this one do they say when it will come to US and Price?

3. wow !

4. ???????

5. ?.top

6. made in china? everything made in china is just piece of shit except for covid 19. LMAO

7. This was filmed to convince us of the “technology” they have and not about the vehicle! Where are the vids of the vehicle running on the test courses and on the street? Uh huh!

8. Hongqi batter than tesla lincoln cadillac mersedes and bmw! Hongqi its very smart chinese technologies!

9. Ugly car

10. A little knowledge, the two words Red Flag were written by Chairman Mao

11. We can't trust products of China, poor quality

12. Tasarım olarak harika görünüyor. Kafama takılan tek bir soru. . .
    Araç gerçekten sağlam ve güvenli olacak mi? Kullanma şansı olan veya net bilgisi olan yardımcı olsun litfen.

13. Anyhow amaizing:)

14. Hongqi very good. Like and Love

15. The suv or the special utility vehicles are easy to drive and also there fuel consumption are not higher. These cars are highly secured and very stylish. The branded cars are highly compatible in the car market and work both as jeeps and cars even in rough climate.

16. Damn man too many robots

17. Woooow it’s attractive me

18. They have come really far bravo ??

19. Incredible design… Resembles to Rolls Royce, Range Rover but still a very appealing look. Hope the car has a good reliability also.

20. 牛

21. Wow no way!!!!!!

22. I never puke everytime seeing a car. This is the first time ???????????????????????

23. Looks like Lincoln and Bentley had an offspring.

24. 心无旁骛地发展好我们自己的产业，无需在意他人的指指点点

25. our neighbor got the HS5 for his son, when I saw the Chinese letters I was sure that it's this company which I don't know how to pronounce its name ? (I think it goes like "honchić)

26. They aren't copying anyone, but copying everyone instead xD

27. If Ford and Chevrolet already have quality issues, imagine buying a chinese car…

28. China knock Rolls-Royce. and dimensions and seats headroom/shoulders/legs for people 5'5". No thanks!

29. Arrgh now that is one ugly vehicle.

30. Ofcourse it's a copy of BMW in front with grill of Rolls Royce …. Shame…..

31. Next 10 years china is aiming to become biggest supplier of automobiles

32. You know, i don't care. As long as anybody makes a SUV in competitive spec and competitive price with a competitive warranty, it's sold. Seriously, why can't anyone make a bigger car with the current battery size so that they can keep the price around $40-50k? They use the same V6 engine for both sedan and SUV, right? It seems that there is some sort of a conspiracy in the EV world. If the Chinese automaker and any other can disrupt the industry, I am all for it. There are too much politics.

33. In spite of how much there is to rip the Chinese on, at least it appears they mounted the battery in a fashion where it should be fairly easy to swap.

34. Rolls royce chino

35. shameful and pathetic chinese copy.
    The ccp also stands for Ctrl Copy & Paste.

36. Isso é.. um.. carro..de.. luxoooooo..??

37. Price?

38. Sehr schönes DESIGN ???? Darf ich bitte der 1. DEUTSCHE sein mit diesem Kunstwerk?? ??

39. Like "made in China" isn't already affixed on 90% of the other brands cars 😛
    Just kidding, this vehicle seems great !

40. Start of a new era… the Chinese cars will be the old Korean cars, the Korean cars are now the old Japanese cars, the Japanese cars are still Japanese cars, but added tech means more minor problems further down the line, so not as reliable. German cars are still endless money pits but still top of the line luxury cars.

41. Does it smell like concentration camps and oppression?

42. Waw god produhk car ??

43. If America allowed Chinese made cars to the US it would cripple the domestic auto makers they would sell for less and have more creature comforts. GM, Ford, and Chrysler know it.