Haval's WEY X Concept previews full autonomous driving

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The X is a fully electric vehicle with coupe-like styling, two large doors, a low roofline, small glasshouse and high waistline.
Mitchell Tulk
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23 Apr 2018
2 min read

Chinese SUV specialist Haval is previewing its path to full autonomous driving, with a striking orange 'Concept X' SUV, scheduled to be shown at this year's Beijing motor show (Apr 27-May 4, 2018).

The minimalist SUV is badged as a WEY, in line with parent company Great Wall's luxury branding, and features future technology designed to meet 'Level Five'Ā autonomous driving criteria.

Traditional keys and buttons have been replaced by a full biometric identification system.
Traditional keys and buttons have been replaced by a full biometric identification system.

That includes a Star Trek-like 3D holographic assistant that acts as an automotive Siri of the future.

During bad weather, the artificial intelligence system will "mirror that of a highly trained human driver" to minimise the potential of an accident.

Other futuristic features include the exclusion of traditional keys and buttons which have been replaced by a full biometric identification system.

Through this system each registered user can create a unique set-up that suits their preferences from seating, to music and navigation.

3D holographic assistant acts as an automotive Siri of the future.
3D holographic assistant acts as an automotive Siri of the future.

Drawing inspiration from the 2017 WEY 'XEV Concept', the X is a fully electric vehicle with coupe-like styling, two large doors, a low roofline, small glasshouse and high waistline.

Haval says more details will be released when the Beijing show opens later in the month.

Do you think the WEY X will become a reality? Let us know in the comments.

Mitchell Tulk
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Following a passion shared by his father and grandfather, Mitchell’s love of cars really kicked off with his Godfather’s purchase of a new Mazda RX-8. Exposure to that car changed his world forever, leading to an RX-7 obsession. To feed his automotive addiction, Mitchell decided to become a motoring journalist and made his mark at several high-profile motoring publications before landing at CarsGuide. While he is a rotary loyalist, Mitchell also has a massive love for Aussie muscle cars, and dreams of one day getting behind the wheel of a Charger R/T E49 (if anyone will let him). His other passions include Queensland, and spending Saturdays with the boys.
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