Honda Ye P7

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Honda Ye P7/Ye S7
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Honda Ye P7
Overview
Manufacturer Honda
Production2024 (to commence)
AssemblyChina: Guangzhou (GAC Honda); Wuhan (Dongfeng Honda)
Body and chassis
Class Compact crossover SUV (C)
Body style 5-door SUV

The Honda Ye P7 and Honda Ye S7 are upcoming battery electric compact crossover SUVs (C-segment) produced by Honda, through its respective joint ventures GAC Honda and Dongfeng Honda. Both vehicles are marketed solely in China. They are the first members of the Honda Ye series of vehicles.

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History

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Honda Ye S7

At the Auto China in April 2024, the Japanese manufacturer Honda presents its new line of BEV's and sub-brand Ye, whose models will be produced and marketed in China from 2024. [1] [2] The first two models from the Ye series are the P7 and S7, both to be produced through the Honda's respective joint ventures GAC Honda and Dongfeng Honda. [3] [4]

Specifications

The P7 and S7 are equipped with a large vertical central control screen and an LCD instrument panel, while the manufacturer decided to retain physical buttons. The two vehicles also offer a panoramic sunroof with adjustable light transmission. The seats in the two crossovers include integrated BOSE speakers in the headrests, and there is also a smart voice assistant in the entertainment system. [5] Additionally, the P7 and S7 features a powerful powertrain, a high-capacity, high-density battery, all-wheel drive, wishbone front suspension and a five-link rear suspension. [3]

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References

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