Launching in November: Mid-to-large 5-seater SUV Denza N8 to open for pre-orders on October 26

On October 23, we learned from the Denza brand that its all-new mid-to-large five-seater SUV, the Denza N8, will open for "pre-orders" (early reservations) on October 26, with an official market launch scheduled for sometime in November.

In terms of exterior design, the Denza N8 largely retains the styling of the N8L, featuring a closed-off front grille paired with split-style headlights, which gives it a highly recognizable look. Along the sides, the vehicle incorporates a recessed, semi-concealed design that complies with the latest national standards. At the rear, it is equipped with a roof-mounted spoiler—housing an integrated, centrally positioned high-mount brake light—as well as a concealed rear-window wiper. In terms of dimensions, the vehicle measures 5150 mm in length, 1999 mm in width, and 1820 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 3075 mm; overall, it is just 50 mm shorter than the N8L. Additionally, the vehicle’s roof is equipped with a LiDAR sensor.

Inside, the vehicle features wraparound ambient lighting and is adorned with extensive leather upholstery and wood-grain trim. It introduces a newly designed three-spoke steering wheel, while the dashboard is equipped with an integrated "sky-screen" display that spans across the center and the front-passenger side. The center console retains physical buttons, and the seats—accented with a diamond-patterned design—exude a sense of premium quality.

In terms of powertrain, the Denza N8 offers two configurations: a rear-mounted single-motor two-wheel-drive setup and a three-motor all-wheel-drive setup. The rear-mounted single-motor version is available in two power outputs: 320 kW and 370 kW. The "e3" (Yi San Fang) three-motor version features a layout with one motor at the front and two at the rear; the front motor has a maximum output of 270 kW, while each of the two rear motors delivers up to 310 kW, resulting in a combined system maximum output of 890 kW.