The official images of the Roewe Pure Electric D6 have been released, offering two range versions, and the model is expected to hit the market soon.

On March 10th, we obtained the official images of the new sedan from SAIC Roewe, named the Roewe Pure Electric D6 (officially designated as Roewe Pure Electric D6). The new car will be built on SAIC's new generation pure electric architecture, offering two range versions of 450km and 520km, and is expected to be launched soon.

In terms of appearance, the car adopts a brand-new design style, with split headlights and a closed front grille creating a good sense of three-dimensionality. At the same time, the star-track interweaving daytime running lights, based on the new family-style light language design, outline a sharp front face. In terms of car color, the Roewe Pure Electric D6 is the first to apply SAIC's unique "Canglang" paint, which blends green with foggy gray. Additionally, the Roewe Pure Electric D6 uses environmentally friendly low-volatile organic compound (Low-VOC) paint for the entire body.

From the side view of the car, it adopts rich waistline features, with a forward-leaning and rear-tapering trend that shapes a good body posture, enhancing the sense of sportiness. At the rear, it features a full-width light strip, with a staggered design on both sides, echoing the front light groups. In terms of dimensions, the car measures 4792mm in length, 1828mm in width, and 1496mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2750mm.

Regarding power, based on previous application information, the car is built on SAIC's new generation pure electric architecture and is equipped with a drive motor produced by Hunan CRRC Times Electric Drive Technology Co., Ltd., model TZ180XS1001, with a maximum power of 95 kilowatts. In terms of range, it offers two versions of 450km and 520km.