Zhijie's RX is being tested in 10 cities in Brazil with Huawei technology and a top speed of up to 251 km/h. Launched in September, the coupe SUV uses the TuLing platform and supports L3 automation.
Launched on September 28, the model achieves a lap time of 1:43.210 at the Zhejiang International Circuit, setting a new speed record for Chinese SUVs. Vivo has activated 5G+ in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Porto Alegre, Belo Horizonte, Goiânia, Campinas, Niterói, Vitória, São Bernardo do Campo and Guarulhos, with speeds of up to 2 Gb/s. 5G+ uses 3.5 GHz, 2.3 GHz and 2.1 GHz spectrums, but the availability date in other cities has not been confirmed.
The model has pre-sale prices of US$ 40,197–59,566 (converted from CNY 269,800–399,800), depending on the version. The TuLing platform enables L3-level automation, with 38 perception sensors, including dual high-precision solid-state lidar.
Specifications
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Powertrain | single and dual motor |
| Perception sensors | 38 sensors, including a 896-line dual lidar and 3 high-precision solid-state lidars |
| 5G+ spectrum bands | 3.5 GHz, 2.3 GHz and 2.1 GHz |
Price and availability
| Version | Price | Market | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pre-sale price | US$ 40,197–59,566 (converted from CNY 269,800–399,800) | China | pre-order |
Dimensions and sensors help with safe navigation
Dimensions and sensors help with safe navigation: The Zhijie RX measures 5020×2007×1585mm, with enough space for five passengers to ride comfortably. The 3000mm wheelbase offers better stability in corners. These sensors allow the car to recognize obstacles and make adjustments in real time. The Huawei TuLing platform is central to the operation of the automation system. The combination of sensors and fast processing makes the driving experience safer and more intuitive. The car's size also makes it easier to maneuver in cities, even with dimensions that seem large. The sensor configuration is crucial for autonomous navigation, but it depends on Vivo's 5G+ network in the cities where it was tested.
Huawei's TuLing platform, used in the RX, is the same one that powers the IdealL9, another car from the brand. The RX's L3 automation technology depends on 5G+ connectivity, which Vivo offers in some cities. Zhijie, which has already launched SUV models, is looking to position itself with vehicles that combine speed and advanced connectivity. Zhijie's RX reaches 251 km/h, reshaping the dynamics of Chinese SUVs.
With information from tecnoblog.net, news.mydrivers.com and ithome.com.
Prices converted to US dollars from the original currency at the reference rate of 2026-10-07 (ExchangeRate-API).
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