On April 21, the Roewe brand released interior official images of the M7 Dark Horse Edition. The car will make its debut and officially go on sale at the Beijing Auto Show, which opens on April 24.
Inside, the Roewe M7 Dark Horse Edition is equipped with a 15.6-inch floating central control screen and a 10.25-inch full LCD instrument cluster. The rear seats feature electric adjustment, both front and rear seats offer ventilation and heating functions, and the driver's seat and rear seats also come with massage functions.
The exterior of the M7 Dark Horse Edition continues to adopt the "Glorious Pearl" aesthetic design. The body uses an exclusive blue-black paint finish processed through an eight-layer spraying process, appearing black in dim light and revealing blue when illuminated. The vertical waterfall-style front grille, window frame trim, side skirts, and 18-inch multi-spoke wheels are all blackened. In addition, the new car is equipped with rear privacy glass.
In terms of power, the Roewe M7 Dark Horse Edition continues to be powered by the DMH 6.0 super hybrid system, with a 1.5L hybrid-specific engine producing a maximum power of 82kW, an electric motor with a maximum power of 137kW, and a 19.7kWh battery pack.
Comment: The Roewe M7 Dark Horse Edition is a special-edition update from SAIC Roewe in the plug-in hybrid sedan market. The M7 was created by Joseph Kaban, former design director of Rolls-Royce and the creator of the Bugatti Veyron. The Dark Horse Edition adds an exclusive blue-black paint finish and blacked-out package on the basis of the original fastback styling. The DMH 6.0 system it carries uses a P1+P3 coaxial electric motor configuration, with a CLTC pure electric range of 160km and a combined range of up to 2050km.
