- Voyah plans to launch 4 new models in 2026, including a so-called FUV (Ferrari Utility Vehicle).
- Voyah will launch the Taishan X8 in the first half of the year — a large five-seat SUV that it claims will be China's largest five-seat SUV.
Voyah, the premium electric vehicle (EV) unit of Dongfeng Motor Group, saw year-on-year growth in deliveries last month despite a month-on-month decline like its peers.
Voyah delivered 10,515 vehicles in January, a 31.29% increase from 8,009 units in the same period last year, but a 34.29% decrease from 15,954 units in December, according to data released by the company today.
The brand delivered 150,169 vehicles in 2025, a 75.23% year-on-year increase, according to data compiled by CnEVPost. This fell short of its annual sales target of 200,000 vehicles.
Voyah's current lineup includes the mid-to-large sedan Passion and Passion L, the mid-size SUV Zhiyin, the mid-to-large SUV Free series, the Dream MPV (multi-purpose vehicle), and the Taishan large SUV, spanning a price range from RMB 200,000 ($28,770) to RMB 700,000.
Voyah announced on January 28 plans to launch four new models in 2026, including the Taishan Ultra, Taishan X8, and models codenamed FE and Qomolangma.
Voyah claims the Taishan Ultra will be China's first mass-produced Level 3 autonomous SUV. Deliveries are scheduled to begin in March 2026.
The Taishan X8 is a large five-seat SUV poised to become China's largest five-seat SUV, Voyah said. The model will be launched in the first half of this year.
Voyah describes the FE model as a pure-electric FUV (Ferrari Utility Vehicle), with core selling points including exterior design and smart driving capabilities. It will debut in mid-2026.
The model codenamed Qomolangma is an MPV slated for launch in the second half of this year.
Voyah was announced as Dongfeng's new brand in late 2020 and formally established in 2021.
In August 2025, Dongfeng announced Voyah would list on the Hong Kong stock market via an introductory listing, while Dongfeng itself would delist through privatization.
Earlier this week, Voyah secured approval from the Chinese mainland's securities regulators for its planned Hong Kong listing.
($1 = RMB 6.9518)
