YANGWANG has introduced the ALTIOR, a new model that combines distinctive exterior details with handcrafted interior materials and electric vehicle technology.
The name ALTIOR comes from the Latin word for “higher”. The vehicle’s design incorporates several details inspired by jewellery, traditional craftsmanship and aviation.
One of its main exterior features is a jewellery-inspired front grille. The design also incorporates hand-polished Yellow Hetian jade details, adding decorative elements to the vehicle’s overall appearance.
Handcrafted interior details
Inside, the ALTIOR features upholstery made using Suzhou embroidery, a traditional Chinese embroidery technique.
The rear cabin also includes aviation-style zero-gravity seats. These features form part of the vehicle’s focus on interior craftsmanship and passenger comfort.
YANGWANG has not provided further details about the cabin layout, screen specifications or available equipment in its announcement.
e⁴ Platform and Second-Generation Blade Battery
The ALTIOR uses BYD’s e⁴ Platform and a Second-Generation Blade Battery.
YANGWANG claims the vehicle can achieve more than 1,000km of all-electric driving range. However, the company has not specified the testing cycle or provided further battery capacity and charging figures.
Additional details, including its motor output, performance figures, dimensions, pricing and market availability, have not been announced in the supplied information.
The ALTIOR represents YANGWANG’s latest approach to combining electric vehicle technology with detailed exterior and interior craftsmanship.
