JAC DE-FINE concept to make Australian premiere

JAC Motors is set to debut its groundbreaking DE-FINE concept car at the Melbourne Motor Show on April 5 and 6. Showcasing its “guiding intelligence with intelligence” framework, it features a streamlined design.

“We are thrilled to bring our visionary and award-winning concept for future mobility to Australia for the first time,” JAC Motors Australia managing director Ahmed Mahmoud said.

“The JAC DE-FINE is a bold vision of the future of sustainable transportation that highlights JAC Motors’ pioneering spirit and passion for innovation.”

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The car comes from the same company behind the T9 ute, and is powered by an 800-volt electrical system that sports a 460kW silicon-carbide motor, enabling it to sprint to 100km/h in 3.0 seconds, in all-wheel drive mode.

Featuring 6-way active control, with the capacity for electric and hybrid power, as well as rechargeable and exchangeable energy sources. The design is flexible, providing both two and AWD options and 15 advanced driver assistance safety technologies.

Inside, a Skyline Intelligent Cockpit boasts a panoramic 50-inch forward-mounted curved screen and a 15.6-inch central screen for vibrant and interactive multimedia display. The cockpit delivers a sophisticated human-vehicle interaction experience.

It can even deliver immersive movie watching and interactive gaming when not driving. Safety is also a paramount, with the DE-FINE sporting ADS 3.0 advanced driving systems. You can check it out at the Melbourne Motor Show.

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