Chery’s Fulwin T10 Sets New Guinness World Record for Longest Range by a Plug-in Hybrid SUV
Chery’s Fulwin T10 has made headlines by setting a new Guinness World Record for the longest distance traveled by a plug-in hybrid SUV on a single tank of fuel and a full charge. The vehicle achieved an impressive 1,304 miles without stopping to recharge, although it’s likely comfort breaks were permitted.
Record-Breaking Journey:
- Journey Details: In July, the Fulwin T10 embarked on a three-day journey from Shangri-La City in Yunnan province, China, and reached Zhuhai in Guangdong, where it finally ran out of fuel.
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Technical Specifications:
- Engine and Powertrain: The record-setting T10 is equipped with a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine, producing 151bhp and 162lb-ft of torque. It utilizes Chery’s Super Hybrid C-DM plug-in hybrid system.
- Battery and Range: The SUV features a 34.5kWh battery, provided by CATL, which offers approximately 130 miles of electric-only range. The Fulwin T10 is available in two configurations: a front-wheel-drive version with 369bhp and a more powerful four-wheel-drive version with 601bhp and 723lb-ft of torque.
Performance Highlights:
- Record Achievement: The front-wheel-drive variant of the Fulwin T10 surpassed the previous record by an impressive 186 miles, showcasing Chery’s engineering capabilities and setting a new benchmark in the plug-in hybrid SUV category.
Future Prospects:
- UK Presence: Chery is also expanding its footprint in the UK market. Recently, the Jaecoo J7 and Omoda 5 were introduced in the UK and are expected to feature similar PHEV technology in the near future. There are also speculations about Chery potentially establishing a production facility in the UK, although no official plans have been confirmed yet.
Chery’s Fulwin T10 not only demonstrates the brand’s advanced technology but also positions it as a significant player in the global automotive market.
