Luxeed, the premium car brand created by Chery and Huawei in 2023, is preparing an international expansion that could bring six models to Europe and other markets. The plan includes the Stormax SUV and Llounge MPV, plus four crossovers provisionally named 3, 5, 7 and 9. Luxeed says those four are being developed for overseas markets and are not intended for sale in China. The company also plans to organize its global range into three model lines.
The Stormax is already sold in China as the RX. It is more than five metres long, with a three-metre wheelbase, and its styling is described as drawing inspiration from the Ferrari Purosangue. Equipment details include 20- or 22-inch wheels, nearly 100 sensors and 27 air chambers in the front seats, as well as a 622-litre boot with hands-free access. Its all-electric range includes a rear-wheel-drive version producing 277 kW (371 hp) and an all-wheel-drive version with 437 kW (586 hp). Depending on battery choice, the reported WLTP range is 574–699 km.
The Llounge is an extended-range electric MPV pairing a 1.5-litre, 154-hp combustion engine with a 53.4-kWh battery. Its claimed electric-only WLTP range is 234–250 km. Rear-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive versions are rated at 304 hp and 512 hp, respectively. Luxeed says the model is intended for Europe, where it would compete with the Denza D9, Lexus LM and Mercedes-Benz V-Class. The report gives no launch dates or prices for the planned models.