The Chinese company JAC has brought its new car to the Russian market. The model, called the JAC JS6, is a mid-size crossover comparable in size to the Haval F7 and Nissan X-Trail. The manufacturer itself positions the novelty as a car aimed primarily at customers who value design, comfort and modern technology.
The length of the new JAC crossover is 4605 mm with a wheelbase of 2720 mm. Ground clearance is 160 mm. Under the hood, the car has a non-alternative 1.5-liter turbocharged gasoline engine. Its power is 180 hp and maximum torque is 280 Nm. The company motor is a six-speed robotic transmission with two clutches. The maximum speed is 180 km / h, but for how long the novelty accelerates to “hundreds”, the manufacturer did not specify.
JAC JS6 is offered in Russia in two trim levels: Comfort (DCT) and Luxury. First trim includes leather upholstery, 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster and similar-sized infotainment screen, cruise control, rear parking sensors, heated front seats, rearview camera, air conditioning, keyless entry and push-button start, halogen headlights with LED daytime running lights and tire pressure sensor. There are also four airbags.
In addition to the above options, the Luxury package includes a panoramic roof, LED optics, a leather-trimmed steering wheel, a blind spot monitoring system, power front seats, and the driver’s seat, in addition to this, has memory, dual-zone climate control, wireless charging for mobile devices, atmospheric lighting cabin and all-round visibility system. And in addition to the four airbags, there are also additional side curtain airbags. Both trim levels will be offered in five body colors ranging from classic black, gray and white to brown and red.
JAC JS6 is already available for pre-order, and sales are scheduled to open after the New Year holidays, that is, in early 2023. The cost of a new crossover in Russia starts at 2,599,000 rubles for the basic Comfort (DCT) package. The Luxury version will cost 200,000 more.
Source: Trash Box
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