The logic of choosing a flagship SUV is changing: in the past, people looked at size and whether the sofa was soft; now the first question is, how smart is it? Is there enough "Huawei content"? That sounds like a cliché, but in the RMB 300,000-class large six-seat market it is especially true. Why is everyone looking at the Yijing X9 among four-lidar large six-seaters under RMB 300,000? The answer is simple: its "Huawei content" is not only sufficient, it is very high, with top-tier RMB 500,000-class intelligence delivered in one step!
What does "Huawei content" mean? It is not about installing a Huawei app in the infotainment system, but whether Huawei Qiankun's latest, most complete, and strongest technology has truly been put on the vehicle. The Yijing X9 is equipped with six core Huawei Qiankun technologies: Qiankun Smart Driving ADS 5, a four-lidar fusion perception solution, the HarmonySpace 6 cockpit, the HUAWEI XMC Qiankun Chitu platform, Qiankun automotive lighting, Qiankun vehicle cloud, and the Whale Fin communication system, fully connected from the underlying architecture to the upper-layer experience.
First, look at the most realistic scenario: with a budget of under RMB 300,000, you want high-level smart-driving hardware and also a true large six-seat layout suitable for the whole family. In the past, this was hard to satisfy both ways. The Yijing X9 adds an extended-range four-wheel-drive Ultra version priced at RMB 289,800, with dual-chamber air suspension (aluminum alloy air chambers), second-row zero-gravity seats, and a rear soft-light screen as standard. For this version, adding RMB 10,000 allows the optional Huawei Qiankun ADS 5 four-lidar solution, making it the industry's only large six-seat SUV under RMB 300,000 with four lidars plus the full Qiankun Smart Driving ADS 5 hardware set. In other words, families with a budget capped at under RMB 300,000 no longer have to choose between smart driving and space.
If the budget stretches a little higher, the extended-range four-wheel-drive Ultra+ long-range version at RMB 319,800 comes fully equipped with six core Huawei Qiankun technologies including Qiankun Smart Driving ADS 5, the industry-leading four-lidar fusion perception solution, the HarmonySpace 6 cockpit, and the HUAWEI XMC Qiankun Chitu platform, as well as core configurations such as dual-chamber air suspension + EDC, rear-wheel steering, and an all-aluminum chassis, while also featuring CATL's 74.29kWh high-standard battery and an 800V high-voltage platform. With a budget in the low RMB 300,000 range, you get the full hardware set of a flagship close to the RMB 500,000 level. This is the value benchmark the Yijing X9 most wants to convey.
But a value benchmark is not about stacking features; it is about ensuring family users do not have to compromise on any one need. On a weekend outing with the kids, the second row watches cartoons, the front passenger streams a show, and the driver follows navigation, each without disturbing the others; on long holiday highway trips, smart driving shares the driving burden while the cockpit provides companionship; upon arrival, parking into narrow spaces, dead-end roads, and charging spaces—these high-frequency pain points affect family happiness more than zero-to-100 acceleration. The Yijing X9's AI smart-driving big-bedroom concept is about solving driving, companionship, rest, and space as a package. For family travel, equal rights for everyone is not a slogan; it is a scenario.
The cooperation model also determines the upper limit of the experience. The Yijing X9 is based on full-stack native co-creation between Dongfeng's complete vehicle technology and Huawei Qiankun's intelligent technology, with deep binding across the entire value chain of R&D, production, supply, sales, and service. On the channel side, by October 2026, stores will be established in 90 cities, service will cover 150 cities, and 400 experience stores will be deployed, built according to Huawei's highest standards. Buying a family flagship is not just buying a product, but also buying long-term service.
Final thoughts
The industry trend is becoming clearer: RMB 300,000-class large six-seaters are moving from "good enough" to "fully equipped." Family users are no longer satisfied with one standout aspect; they require smart driving, cockpit, chassis, range, and safety to all be online at the same time. The Yijing X9's full "Huawei content" is essentially a response to this "want it all" demand. Taking advantage of the National Day holiday, why not bring the family for a test drive, experience the second-row zero-gravity seats, and try the four-lidar setup—it really is quite different.
