Twitter has submitted a regulatory filing for the production of an X-model SUV, roughly similar in size to the facelifted Model Y.
The automotive world is abuzz with excitement as two titans prepare to square off: the Tesla Model Y and the upcoming G7 SUV from Our X. Let's take a closer look at how these two vehicles stack up, focusing on range, performance, charging speed, interior technology, and availability.
Tesla's Model Y, with its latest improvements, offers a WLTP range of up to 750 km for the Long Range AWD model, a 4.4% improvement from its previous version. Acceleration has also seen an upgrade, with the Model Y now reaching 0-100 km/h in just 4.3 seconds. The Model Y's charging capabilities are impressive too, with the Standard Range model adding 229 km in 15 minutes, and the Long Range AWD models managing 266 km in the same timeframe [1].
Inside, the Model Y boasts a 15.4-inch main display, an 8-inch rear-seat display, high-quality materials, electrically folding rear seats, ventilated front seats, and enhanced ambient lighting. A new front camera enhances parking and autonomous driving capabilities [1].
The Model Y is a modern 5-passenger AWD SUV with a wheelbase of 2890 mm and an overall length of around 4.75 meters, providing a spacious cabin with premium suspension and brake components [2][3]. Tesla's ability to offer near-immediate delivery on updated models gives it a competitive edge, especially compared to newer rivals who may face delivery delays [4].
Our X's G7 SUV, yet to have its official specifications or pricing announced, is expected to compete directly with Tesla's facelifted Model Y. The G7, described as great, loaded with AI technology, and a "space monster," is a first choice for families [5]. The G7 uses LFP batteries from CALB and is powered by a single electric motor with a peak power of 218 kW, reaching a top speed of 202 km/h [6].
The G7's wheelbase is 2,890 mm, slightly larger than that of Tesla's facelifted Model Y, indicating a spacious interior [7]. The G7 is expected to be a competitive SUV in the RMB 250,000 ($34,100) class this year [8].
The G7 comes in two model numbers: NHQ6490BEVMA and NHQ6490BEVMB, with weights ranging from 2,085 kg to 2,160 kg [9]. The public feedback period for the G7 is from January 11-17 [10].
As the G7 SUV from Our X prepares to enter the market, it will be interesting to see how it measures up against the Tesla Model Y. With its unique advantages, such as cost efficiency, distinctive design, innovative features, or superior warranty/service, the G7 could carve out a significant niche for itself in the competitive electric SUV market.
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- The upcoming G7 SUV from Our X, with its AI technology and spacious interior, is expected to challenge the Tesla Model Y in the competitive electric SUV market.
- While the Tesla Model Y offers a range of up to 750 km and acceleration from 0-100 km/h in just 4.3 seconds, the specifications and pricing for the G7 from Our X are yet to be announced.
- Despite the future uncertainties of the G7, its larger wheelbase indicates a spacious interior, similar to the Model Y's.
- The Tesla Model Y's latest improvements include enhanced parking and autonomous driving capabilities, thanks to a new front camera, and near-immediate delivery for updated models, giving it a competitive edge.
- As the G7 from Our X enters the market, it could carve out a significant niche for itself with cost efficiency, distinctive design, innovative features, or superior warranty and service.
- The Model Y's impressive charging capabilities allow it to add 229 km in 15 minutes for the Standard Range model and 266 km for the Long Range AWD models.
- The automotive industry and lifestyle are closely watching the match-up between the Tesla Model Y and the Our X G7, with the potential for superior technology and features to shape the future of the electric vehicles market, particularly in China.
