With a range of up to 850km, Formula Leopard's first hunting and loading vehicle, Formula Sgt, is listed on the vehicle purchase tax exemption catalogue.
Recently, we saw Formula Leopard's first hunting and loading vehicle, Formula Sgt, in the catalogue of NEV models (32nd batch) exempted from vehicle purchase tax. The vehicle declared a 92.093kWh battery pack, and the CLTC pure electric range was 730, 800, and 850km, respectively. As a reference, the Formula Sgt will be equipped with a pure electric powertrain, available in rear and four-wheel drive versions, and will be equipped with a second-generation blade battery and flash charging technology. Combined with the previous news, the new car will be officially launched in the third quarter. Simply review the appearance of the new car, which adopts the latest design style of Formula Leopard, the headlights are similar to water droplets, the wheel eyebrows are raised upward, and the lower enclosure has a large size air duct, showing a strong sports style as a whole. It is worth mentioning that the car will also be available in 19-inch and 20-inch rim styles, and there are many options for rim and brake caliper colors. On the side of the body, you can see that the car has a raised skirt and a semi-hidden door handle design, and the wide body wheel arch on the tail shows a strong sense of strength. In terms of size, the length, width and height are 5025 (5095)/1967/1483 (1458) mm, the wheelbase is 2960mm, and the kerb weight is only 2170kg (rear drive version)/2280kg (four-wheel drive version), which has a significant lightweight effect. The vehicle's taillights are blackened, consisting of two diamonds, the upper part of which also has a dynamic small duck tail shape, with a roof spoiler and a rear surrounding diffuser design, which is full of sports effects. In terms of power, the rear-wheel drive model will be equipped with a 300kW motor, and the four-wheel drive model will be equipped with a combination of the front 190kW + rear 300kW motor, and will also be equipped with a second-generation blade battery and flash charging technology. In addition, the car also supports optional trailer hooks, and the total mass of the quasi-trailer is 500kg. For more information on Formula Leopard, we will continue to follow up. (Wen/Auto House Yue Changxing).