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Hengchi

Chinese automobile manufacturer

Hengchi (Chinese: 恒驰), officially Shenzhen Hengchi Automobile Trading Co., Ltd, was a Chinese automobile manufacturer that specializes in developing electric vehicles owned by Evergrande Group. The subsidiary entered liquidation proceedings in September 2024.

01History

Hengchi was founded in 2020, and is located in Nansha. There are 9 concept models, all numbered and named Hengchi 1 through Hengchi 9. All vehicles were shown at the Company Event July 2020, including 4 sedans, 1 MPV, and 4 SUVs. The cars were shown at a company event in July 2020. The investment volume is estimated at 15 billion Yuan (2.14 billion US dollars).

The first and only model produced in series is the Hengchi 5, a 4.73 meter long SUV. It went on sale in the Chinese home market in July 2022. In the summer of 2024, the manufacturer had to file for bankruptcy.

Evergrande Auto City in Nansha, Guangzhou
Evergrande Auto City in Nansha, Guangzhou

02Vehicles

Discontinued vehicles

Model Photo Details
Hengchi 5

Body style: SUV

Doors: 5

Seats: 5

Battery:

Production: September 2022-December 2023

Revealed: 2020

Concept vehicles

Hengchi has 9 concept vehicles as of 2021, including the Hengchi 5 which become a production car model in 2022.

Model Photo Details
Hengchi 1

Body style: Sedan

Doors: 4

Seats: 5

Battery:

Revealed: 2020

Hengchi 2

Body style: Sedan

Doors: 4

Seats: 5

Battery:

Revealed: 2020

Hengchi 3

Body style: SUV

Doors: 5

Seats: 5

Battery:

Revealed: 2020

Hengchi 4

Body style: MPV

Doors: 5

Seats: 7

Battery:

Revealed: 2020

Hengchi 6

Body style: SUV

Doors: 4

Seats: 5

Battery:

Revealed: 2020

Hengchi 7

Body style: Sedan

Doors: 4

Seats: 4

Battery:

Revealed: 2020

Hengchi 8

Body style: Sedan

Doors: 4

Seats: 4

Battery:

Revealed: 2020

Hengchi 9

Body style: SUV

Doors: 5

Seats: 4

Battery:

Revealed: 2020

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