The model will be unveiled at the Beijing Auto Show this year. According to available information, the model will be 5,366 mm long, longer than even the Rolls-Royce Cullinan. However, the brand's engineers are focusing not only on size but also on innovative technologies. In testing, the car reportedly demonstrated puncture resistance at speeds up to 150 km/h, as well as a smooth ride thanks to the new SkyRide suspension.

A fully electric version with 707 hp and a range of up to 620 km is expected to join the lineup. Hybrid versions are likely to be available in the future, but there is no official confirmation yet.