This model became a hit even before it hit the market. The 2025 Voyah Dreamer has gone on sale in China. Tens of thousands of people placed pre-orders.
The seven-seat Voyah Dreamer minivan, available in eight different trim levels priced from $46,700 to $63,700, has gone on sale in China. Both hybrid and all-electric versions are available.
The manufacturer reported that as of September 19, more than 21,462 pre-orders had been placed for the new Voyah Dreamer. In the first 72 hours, 8,637 vehicles were ordered. Despite the high price, demand has been very strong.
In 2025, the Voyah Dreamer will be updated both inside and out and will also receive the new Huawei QianKun ADS 3.0 autonomous driving system, which significantly outperforms the previous ADS 2.0 version. It is equipped with cutting-edge technologies, including a 192-line lidar.
The 2025 Voyah Dreamer features a large radiator grille with 34 chrome slats. The headlights and taillights incorporate LED elements. Instead of a single large display, the interior features a separate digital instrument cluster, a central multimedia screen, and an additional screen for the front passenger.
The cabin features a 2+2+3 seating configuration. The 2025 Voyah Dreamer is equipped with the HarmonyOS operating system and supports apps from the Huawei ecosystem, including office software. Data can be synced between a smartphone and the car’s screens. A fold-down screen is installed in the rear of the cabin. The new Dreamer model is equipped with 27 sensors, including lidar, millimeter-wave radars, and cameras. Huawei QianKun ADS 3.0 supports more than 160 intelligent parking scenarios.
The hybrid version is equipped with a 150-l.s. engine and has a total system output of 571 l.s.; it has a range of 1,411 km on a full tank and a full charge. The all-electric version has two electric motors with a maximum output of 435 l.s., and a range of 650 km.
