Hongqi launches in Australia as HQ with E-HS9 electric SUV
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Hongqi launches in Australia as HQ with E-HS9 electric SUV
Hongqi has launched in Australia as HQ through importer Greentech Smart EV, with E-HS9 deliveries from 18 January.
Read at AutoTalk Australia →2027 Hongqi E-HS9: Luxury electric SUV to start below $150k, arriving in January
Hongqi, China's oldest passenger car brand, will arrive in Australia in January 2027 with its flagship E-HS9 electric SUV.
Read at CarExpert →Hongqi launches in Australia as HQ: Chinese luxury EV maker takes aim at BMW and Lexus with $150K SUV
Hongqi launches in Australia as HQ, taking on BMW and Lexus with the E-HS9 electric SUV and up to $10,000 cashback for early buyers. The post Hongqi launches in Australia as HQ: Chinese luxury EV…
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