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Qijing GT7 Gets Its Biggest OTA Since Launch: Huawei Qiankun ADS 5.0.2 Now Live, Adding Gesture Park-Out, Campus Navigation Pilot and More

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Qijing Auto announced that the Qijing GT7 is receiving its largest OTA update since launch, bringing Huawei Qiankun ADS 5.0.2, the HarmonySpace 6 cockpit and upgrades to the electric powertrain. On the assisted driving side, the new version adds gesture park-out, campus navigation pilot, lane-level navigation and active wading detection, while HarmonySpace 6 adds Zidiao Qiqi, Qiankun Sharing, a customizable toolbar, Tuning Cube, "Yunkan" remote voice reminders, a vertical menu bar and Star Ring scatterer assisted-driving scenario interaction, and the powertrain gains shorter fast-charging times for 86 kWh models plus ultra-low-temperature battery warming and a super cooling mode. Launched in June this year, the GT7 is the first model from Qijing, the premium smart new-energy vehicle brand jointly created by GAC Group and Huawei Qiankun, with an official guide price starting at 209,900 yuan; it measures 5050mm long, 1980mm wide and 1470mm tall on a 3000mm wheelbase, has a 0.198Cd drag coefficient, and features the latest-generation HUAWEI XPIXEL megapixel smart projection headlights, dual zero-gravity front seats, an 896-line dual-path image-level lidar and up to 900km of electric r

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Qijing GT7 Gets Its Largest OTA Since Launch: Huawei Qiankun ADS 5.0.2 Goes Live, Adding Gesture-Based Park-Out, Campus Navigation and More

IT Home, November 13 — Qijing Auto announced today that the Qijing GT7 is receiving its largest OTA update since launch, bringing Huawei Qiankun ADS 5.0.2, the HarmonySpace 6 smart cockpit, and upgrades to the electric drive system.

On the intelligent driving side, the new version adds gesture-based park-out, campus navigation, lane-level navigation, and active wading detection; on the cockpit side, HarmonySpace 6 is among the first to be upgraded with Zidiao Qiqi, Qiankun Sharing, customizable toolbar, Tuning Cube, "Yunkan" remote voice reminders, a vertical menu bar, and Star Ring Diffuser-assisted driving scenario interaction; on the electric drive side, fast-charging times for models with the 86 kWh battery have been shortened, along with a power battery ultra-low-temperature insulation feature and a super cooling mode.

IT Home notes that the Qijing GT7 launched in June this year and is the first model under Qijing, a high-end intelligent new energy vehicle brand jointly created by GAC Group and Huawei Qiankun, with an official guide price starting at 209,900 yuan.

The Qijing GT7 measures 5050mm, 1980mm and 1470mm in length, width and height respectively, with a wheelbase of 3000mm and a drag coefficient of 0.198Cd. It is equipped with the latest-generation HUAWEI XPIXEL megapixel smart projection headlights, dual zero-gravity front seats, an 896-line dual-optical-path image-grade LiDAR, and a pure electric range of up to 900km.

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