SAIC-GM-Wuling and Huawei have expanded the Hua Jing S lineup with four new configurations, all equipped with Huawei's Qiankun ADS Pro Enhanced driver-assistance system and HarmonyOS cockpit. The new trims, announced on September 12, are priced from 149,800 yuan (about $21,100) to 196,800 yuan (about $27,700) after a "super trade-in" discount, according to IT之家.
New trims and pricing
The four additions are variations of the existing 200km, 255km, and 235km four-wheel-drive versions, with the main upgrade being the HarmonyOS cockpit featuring MoLA 2.0, a hybrid large-model architecture that supports dialect recognition and a refreshed UI. The new trims also support an external expansion screen, available for an additional 3,000 yuan (about $420).
Official guide prices range from 162,800 yuan (about $22,900) for the 200km Qiankun Yuexiang version to 206,800 yuan (about $29,100) for the 235km four-wheel-drive Qiankun Zunxiang version. The "super trade-in" prices are lower, starting at 149,800 yuan (about $21,100). All prices are Chinese guide prices before taxes and incentives.
The Hua Jing S, a large six-seat SUV, is the first model from SAIC-GM-Wuling to feature Huawei's Qiankun technology. It launched on May 8 and has been delivered since launch, with priority for locked orders.
Huawei tech as standard
All Hua Jing S trims come standard with Huawei's ADS Pro Enhanced, an advanced driver-assistance system (ADAS) that includes urban NOA (city advanced driver assistance) capabilities. The HarmonyOS cockpit integrates Huawei's ecosystem, offering seamless connectivity and smart features.
The new configurations aim to broaden the model's appeal by offering more choices in the competitive Chinese SUV market, where Huawei's technology partnership is a key differentiator. The addition of the external screen and MoLA 2.0 enhances the in-car experience, targeting tech-savvy families.
With these additions, the Hua Jing S now offers a total of eight trims, covering BEV (battery-electric) and EREV (range-extender) variants, though the source does not specify powertrain details for each version. The lineup competes directly with other six-seat SUVs in the 150,000-200,000 yuan (about $21,000-$28,000) segment.
Based on reporting by IT之家. Edited and published in English by geisou.
