2025 Denza D9 Model Refresh: 10-Screen Interconnection, New 'Diamond Cut Front Face' Upgrade
On December 23, news from IT Home reported that the 2025 Denza D9 will be launched on December 26, and Denza officials have released images of the new car's exterior and interior today.
The 2025 Denza D9 features a newly upgraded 'diamond cut front face', equipped with a 'meteor trajectory waistline', as well as 'sliding door seam technology', 'meteor sharp arrow front lights', and 'time-space shuttle star feather tail lights'.
Regarding the car's internal configuration, it supports 10-screen interconnection, including the central control screen, LCD instrument panel, co-pilot screen, HUD head-up display, dual headrest screens, dual armrest screens for the second row, streaming media interior rearview mirror, and refrigerator touch display.
Additionally, the 2025 Denza D9 features a three-row, seven-seat design with a wheelbase of 3110mm, equipped with AirSPA dual zero-gravity seats, and 'Devar Mobile Opera House' audio system.
According to previous reports from IT Home, the new car has completed its declaration in November this year, with a lidar installed on the roof, equipped with the fifth-generation DM technology.
In terms of size, the new car has dimensions of 5250/1960/1900mm, with a wheelbase of 3110mm, and features a newly designed 18-inch multi-spoke aluminum alloy wheel.
For the interior, the 2025 model will continue the layout of the current model, but it will be equipped with a shift-by-wire design, and it is expected that there will be significant changes in the central console area. In addition, the new car also offers options for lidar, central position lights, 'God's Eye' tail logo, and fender trim pieces.
Regarding power, the new car will adopt the fifth-generation DM technology, equipped with a 1.5T engine and a plug-in hybrid system, with a maximum power output of 115kW and a top speed of 190km/h.
For the battery, the new car will be equipped with a 39.938kWh battery pack, with pure electric ranges of 145km and 155km, corresponding to fuel consumption of 7.15L/100km and 6.65L/100km, respectively.
