The Geely Group's new brand Radar Auto has officially released its new RD6 electric pickup for sale in China.
The Geely Group’s new brand Radar Auto has officially released its new RD6 electric pickup for sale in China with a starting price of RMB 178,800, the equivalent of just $24,600. The announcement comes after aThe Zibo Smart Factory in Shandong Province started production on November 9 and Chinese customers can now preorder the Radar Auto brand’s first electric pickup truck.
The Radar RD6 comes equipped with a 4-wheel independent suspension that Geely claims will offer drivers similar driving characteristics to passenger cars. The cabin comes with two 12.3-inch screens, a 9-inch full-color heads-up display, 72-color ambient lighting, AI-powered voice interaction, a 55-inch panoramic sunroof, and more. A total of 12 Level 2+ intelligent driving assistance functions are available.
The bed of the RD6 comes with six power ports that feature a 6kW discharge panel that features several discharge modes including static discharge, mobile power, vehicle-to-vehicle power, 220V/10A, and 220V/16A. The other two battery options are an NMC battery with a capacity of 86 kWh, which is claimed to offer 550 kilometers of the CLTC range, and the 60-kWh LFP pack which is rated at 400 kilometers of range. All three batteries have a fast charging rate at a maximum of 120 kW.
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