DFSK’s Sister Company Introduces Two Hummer EV Rivals

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Dongfeng Motor Corp. is preparing to build a name for itself in the electric hyper-SUV sector. The manufacturer introduced two Hummer EV rivals over the weekend under the Mengshi (Warrior) brand name.

M-Terrain Mengshi  front

Both off-roaders, dubbed ‘M-Terrain’ and ‘M-Terrain S,’ ride on the company’s brand new MORA platform, have roughly 1,000 horsepower (hp), and will be available in showrooms throughout China in 2023.

M-Terrain Mengshi back

Both supertrucks seem to be from a science fiction film. The overall appearance of the M-Terrain is more classic, but it is modernized with aggressive style cues including flared fenders, rugged off-road compliance bumpers, bold, angular headlamp and grille design, and sharp lines and creases across the bumper.
The M-Terrain S ups the ante with a rearward-raked roof that gives it the appearance of a tactical desert runner. Although the company has yet to publish official specifics, CarNewsChina reports that it will have two engine choices, quoting a “leaked document.”
M-Terrain Mengshi

The pure-EV powertrain will have a quad-motor setup with 1,070 horsepower and a 140 kWh battery pack with a range of up to 500 kilometres and a stated 0-100 km time of 4.2 seconds.

The second option is to add a range extender (an additional 65.88 kWh lithium-ion battery pack) for up to 800 kilometres of range. It has a horsepower rating of 816 hp.
M-Terrain S Mengshi

M-Terrain Mengshi front

The ‘M ATS’ smart off-roading technology and the ‘Mega Power’ mode are standard on both off-roaders. The chassis design has been kept basic to enable off-road aficionados to tweak and modify the body to their liking.

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M-Terrain S Mengshi

DongFeng will construct Warrior EVs in its new production and testing facility for off-road and heavy-duty vehicles. According to reports, the M-Terrain cars would remain exclusive to the Chinese market. Dongfeng expects selling 4,000 units every month.

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