On February 26th, according to official announcements from One Netcom, the single-day sales volume has exceeded 1800 units, marking a significant increase from 1500 units recorded on Saturday. This indicates a combined total of over 3300 units sold within just two days.
It's common knowledge that February is a slow season for car sales, with fewer people in the market for purchasing vehicles. This trend is evident from the recent data released by major manufacturers. However, despite this lull, Wench's popularity seems largely unaffected. Not only does it hold a substantial number of pending orders waiting for delivery, but it also generates new significant orders every day.
One major reason for Wench's popularity is the debut of the new M7. Not only has it been priced more competitively with added features, but it also incorporates Huawei's intelligent driving technology. Taking advantage of the return of the Mate 60 series, it has become a major hit since September last year.
Previously, Yu Chengdong revealed that pre-orders for the vehicle had exceeded 130,000 units. Data indicates that as of the 18th of this month, M7 has sold 39,700 units this year alone, surpassing popular models like the Haval H6, Tesla Model Y, and BYD Song PLUS, claiming the title of the best-selling SUV for the week.
The flagship SUV model M9 from Wenzai has commenced its initial deliveries. It's arguably the most technologically advanced domestically produced SUV to date. Despite its average price exceeding 550,000 RMB, it continues to sell exceptionally well, with over 40,000 units already on large orders.
According to the plan, Wanjie will launch a brand new model, the M8, this year to fill the gap between the M7 and M9. Positioned as a large six-seater family SUV, its arrival will further enhance Wanjie's product lineup. At that time, Wanjie may officially compete head-to-head with Ideal, marking a significant milestone in the competition between the two brands.
