Denza D9 2022– car dimensions: 5250 mm long, 1960 mm wide and 1920 mm high. Unladen weight is 2,764 kg. Boot space with the seats up is 410 litres.
The cabin features a 15.6-inch central touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, plus a 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster. Three-zone climate control provides independent vents for second and third rows. Adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking, blind spot monitoring, lane keep assist and a 360-degree surround view camera with parking sensors are standard.
Boot space measures 410 litres with all seats in place. Folding the second and third rows expands capacity to 2310 litres for larger loads.
Towing capacity is rated at 0 kg braked and unbraked. Payload is 574 kg. Higher grades add DiSus-C intelligent damping suspension for improved ride control.
The cabin feels spacious and quiet like a first-class lounge. Second-row zero-gravity captain chairs recline up to 152 degrees with electric leg rests, multi-way power adjustment, heating, ventilation and multi-point massage controlled by armrest screens. Front seats offer eight- to ten-way power, heating, ventilation and massage. A 1.1 m² panoramic roof with electric shade and double-layer soundproof glass flood the interior with light while keeping noise low. Real wood, Nappa leather and a fridge complete the calm, premium space for seven.
Pure electric versions use a 103 kWh Blade battery for up to 520 km WLTP range. plug-in hybrids add a 1.5 turbo for combined ranges near 1000 km.
First scheduled service at 20 000 km or 12 months.
Nine airbags covering all three rows plus centre airbag.
Level 2 ADAS standard including adaptive cruise, AEB, blind-spot and lane keep.
Body uses up to 75 percent high-strength steel with multi-beam crash structure.
Vehicle warranty six years or 150 000 km. battery eight years or 160 000 km.
Fuel and energy use centre on the large Blade battery. Electric models deliver claimed ranges of 480-520 km WLTP depending on single or dual motor. Plug-in hybrids pair the battery with a 1.5 turbo engine for pure-electric stretches around 100 km and total ranges approaching 1000 km under mixed cycles. Charging supports 11 kW AC and high DC rates for quick top-ups.
Servicing starts later than many rivals. The first visit falls at 20 000 km or one year, reflecting confidence in the electric powertrain. Later intervals focus on brakes, tyres, filters and suspension checks. Warranties cover the vehicle for six years or 150 000 km and the battery and motors for eight years.
Safety kit is comprehensive from the base. Nine airbags protect every row including side curtains and a centre bag. High-strength steel forms most of the body, backed by double anti-collision beams. Standard Level 2 systems handle adaptive cruise, automatic emergency braking, blind-spot detection and lane keeping. The Blade battery itself has passed nail, thermal and impact tests without fire.
Living with the D9 means low mechanical upkeep thanks to the electric or hybrid setup, plus quiet long-distance comfort from the seats and isolation. Keep an eye on tyre and brake wear under the vehicle’s weight, and use authorised centres to maintain warranty cover. The cabin fridge and multi-zone climate help on extended trips.
Length 5250 mm, Width 1960 mm, Height 1920 mm, Wheelbase 3110 mm (D9 2022-present)
Sources: manufacturer data, Denza Singapore Catalogue and Harmony Auto brochure, CarsGuide and Denza ID, multiple sources including CNN Brasil and CarExpert.