Recently, we obtained a set of photos of the long-wheelbase version of the Tank 700, including interior shots of the new model. Compared to the standard-wheelbase version, the overall exterior design of the long-wheelbase version remains largely unchanged, but the body size has increased, with a 150mm increase in wheelbase. In terms of power, it continues to offer the 2.0T PHEV and 3.0T PHEV options for users. Note: If you have new car spy shots or new car leaks, please click on the edit profile (only available in the app) to send us a private message. We look forward to your message. Note: The spy shots were taken in a public area, and privacy backgrounds have been blurred. This model is a test vehicle and does not represent the final production state. Spy shots of the Tank 700 long-wheelbase version, 2.0T model, and 3.0T model have been submitted to the MIIT. Compared to the current standard-wheelbase version, the overall design of the long-wheelbase version has not changed much. The 2.0T version features a full-black exterior, giving it a "Black Knight" attribute, while the 3.0T version is adorned with bronze-colored decorations, including the front grille, side air intakes, roof line, and vehicle text. The long-wheelbase version of the Tank 700 is equipped with a rear-facing sensor camera and other hardware, and it comes with an externally mounted closed spare tire. The rear bumper is adorned with a diffuser panel. In terms of dimensions, the long-wheelbase version has a length, width, and height of 5445/2126/2021mm, with a wheelbase of 3150mm. Compared to the current standard-wheelbase version of the Tank 700, the length has increased by 340mm, the width by 65mm, and the height by 36mm, with the wheelbase increasing by 150mm. Spy shots of the interior of the Tank 700 long-wheelbase version, the interior of the standard-wheelbase version of the Tank 700, and the interior of the long-wheelbase version of the Tank 700 have been submitted. The interior design of the long-wheelbase version of the Tank 700 is consistent with the standard-wheelbase version, featuring a three-spoke steering wheel, a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster, and a 15.6-inch floating touchscreen. The test vehicle is equipped with a six-seat layout, with the second row featuring two independent seats, and the third row seats can be folded forward to increase the cargo space in the rear. Spy shots of the interior of the Tank 700 long-wheelbase version. In terms of power, the 2.0T PHEV version is equipped with a 2.0T engine and electric motor, with a maximum power output of 185kW and a 59.05kWh lithium-ion battery pack, providing a WLTC range of 190km. The 3.0T PHEV version is equipped with a six-cylinder engine, with a maximum power output of 265kW.