Epicland X9 Pre-Sale Price and Features: What Dongfeng and Huawei’s Six-Seat SUV Offers

The Epicland X9 is the first production model from the Dongfeng–Huawei Qiankun collaboration. It is positioned as a large, three-row, six-seat range-extender SUV for family travel, with pre-sales in China beginning on August 18, 2026. Prices run from RMB 299,800 to RMB 379,800, while the sources reviewed identify the planned official launch as occurring in the third quarter without establishing a final retail date or overseas rollout. 311

Epicland X9 price and pre-sale versions

The China pre-sale range covers three long-range configurations:

• Max long-range: RMB 299,800
• 4WD Ultra+ long-range: RMB 339,800
• 4WD Ultra+ flagship long-range: RMB 379,800 114

All three versions use an extended-range powertrain. Industry reports describe a claimed combined range of more than 1,500 kilometers, with pure-electric range reported as up to 465 kilometers; these are published vehicle claims rather than independently verified test results. 35

The X9 had already entered production before pre-sales: its first production vehicle reportedly rolled off the line in Chengdu on July 20, 2026. 3839

What the Dongfeng–Huawei Qiankun partnership means

The X9 is presented as a “full-stack, native co-creation” rather than a vehicle supplied by one company with a separately added infotainment system. In the partnership description, Dongfeng provides vehicle engineering, chassis development, safety and manufacturing, while Huawei contributes intelligent driving, the cockpit and multi-domain coordination. 1531

The vehicle is reported to include six Huawei Qiankun automotive solution areas:

1. Qiankun intelligent driving
2. Harmony intelligent cockpit
3. Qiankun Chitu vehicle-control platform
4. Vehicle lighting
5. Vehicle-cloud services
6. Whale Fin communications 511

That division of responsibilities is central to the X9’s pitch: the hardware and vehicle dynamics are intended to work with Huawei’s software, sensing and control systems as one family-oriented product rather than as isolated options.

ADS 5 driver assistance and active safety

The X9 includes Huawei Qiankun ADS 5 across the range, along with WEWA 2.0 architecture, navigation-assisted driving and “parking-space-to-parking-space 3.0,” according to launch coverage. 612

Reports describe a perception system built around one 896-line dual-path image-grade lidar and three solid-state lidars. However, coverage differs on whether the complete four-lidar configuration applies identically to every trim, so buyers should confirm the equipment list for the exact version they order. 4612

The car also includes CAS 5.0, marketed as an all-domain collision-avoidance system covering different speeds, directions, weather conditions and targets. These features are driver assistance and active safety—not autonomous driving. The driver remains responsible for monitoring the road and taking control when required. 623

The Qiankun Chitu platform extends beyond perception. It is described as coordinating propulsion, braking, steering, suspension, body systems and thermal management. Reported functions include road preview, dynamic steering assistance, motion-sickness mitigation and tire-blowout stabilization. 723

HarmonySpace 6, MoLA and the HAMOMO AI companion

The Epicland X9 is among the first production vehicles reported to use Huawei’s HarmonySpace 6 cockpit. Its software package includes the MoLA 2.0 AI agent, which supports conversational navigation and recognition of less precise, everyday instructions. 920

The cabin also introduces HAMOMO, a portable AI companion robot designed to interact with passengers. It can connect with the vehicle’s cabin systems or operate independently as a child-focused companion, according to launch materials and coverage. 1320

A further family-oriented feature is the AMS in-cabin sensing system. Reports say it can detect scenarios such as a sleeping passenger, a crying child, an item left behind or a potentially dangerous action, allowing the vehicle to provide alerts or reminders. 913

Screens, projection and in-car entertainment

The cockpit is centered on dual 17.2-inch 3.4K soft-light displays with a wide 21:10 aspect ratio. 19

Entertainment equipment reported for the X9 includes:

• An in-car laser projection system
• A large in-cabin viewing mode
• Outdoor projection for an open-air cinema setup
• Premium Huawei Sound audio
• Microphone-free karaoke
• Tencent Cloud Gaming integration 91329

Some reports describe the projector and related screens as optional or configuration-dependent, so the precise entertainment equipment should be checked against the chosen trim and final price list. 2

Six-seat layout and flexible family space

The X9 has a reported effective cabin length of 3,294 millimeters and a six-seat arrangement. Its third-row “VIP” seat can recline to 133 degrees, giving the rearmost passengers a more lounge-like position than a conventional upright third row. 1320

The seating system is designed around multiple use cases rather than a single fixed layout. Reported modes include nap, camping-bed, private-cinema, zero-gravity and full-load configurations. 1320

Cargo figures reported in launch coverage are:

• 484 liters with all six seats occupied
• 1,368 liters with four occupants
• 43 storage spaces throughout the vehicle 1320

Those figures make the X9’s practical proposition clearer: it is aimed at families that need usable luggage capacity even when every seat is in use, not simply a large exterior footprint.

Exterior design and available colors

The exterior uses a “Warp-and-Weft Flowing Light” design language, translated in Chinese coverage as “Jingwei Flowing Light.” The front end features a one-piece “Galaxy Flowing Light” signature with a reported 1.83-meter light bar. 1014

Huawei XPIXEL million-pixel projection headlamps add road projection and lighting-interaction functions, including customizable welcome text and other light effects. 610

The six reported exterior paint choices are:

• Tuscan Red
• Alpine White
• Andes Gray
• Bordeaux Purple
• Lisbon Black
• Prague Golden Brown 36

Five interior themes have also been reported: Dawn White, Youth Apricot, Sunset Orange, Warm-Glow Brown and Twilight Purple. Naming and availability may vary by market or trim. 1014

Pre-sale benefits and what to verify

The first-order package was advertised as worth up to RMB 30,000. It included:

• A lifetime warranty covering the vehicle and its three-electric system
• A RMB 2,000 deposit credited as RMB 5,000 toward the purchase
• Priority production and delivery after order lock-in 612

The lifetime warranty was reported as limited to the first non-commercial owner, so it should not be treated as a transferable, unrestricted lifetime warranty. 612

A separate campaign reportedly offered customers who ordered by August 19, 2026, entry into a draw for one year of X9 use, with eight winners. That promotion was time-limited and should be considered separate from the core pre-sale package. 13

Bottom line

The Epicland X9’s strongest argument is not one isolated feature. It is the combination of a sub-RMB-300,000 starting pre-sale price, a large six-seat cabin, range-extender power and a broad Huawei Qiankun technology stack. 311

The important caveats are equally clear: the prices are pre-sale figures, the final retail launch date was not established in the reviewed reporting, some equipment appears trim-dependent, and ADS 5 remains a driver-assistance system rather than self-driving. Buyers comparing the X9 with other family SUVs should verify the final configuration sheet, warranty terms, delivery schedule and any market-specific availability before placing an order.