Seres Auto AITO M9-Hybrid REEV

¡¾Most Satisfied¡¿
In terms of exterior design, this car does share many similarities with the Mercedes-Benz GLS and Li Auto L9. For example, they are all large SUVs. The length of the M9 is 5.2 meters, and the wheelbase exceeds 3.1 meters. Whether the overall appearance is good-looking is subjective, but there are some interesting features to mention: the headlight and taillight sections have LED light interaction functions, allowing owners to DIY their favorite patterns. When parked, it will definitely turn more heads.

¡¾Riding Experience¡¿
The second row is fully equipped with a refrigerator, a large screen, and a comfortable sofa. There's a zero-gravity seat that supports one-touch zero-gravity, which is essentially a one-touch recline function. Combined with the front seat's recline feature, when you need to wait in the car, you can be in a very comfortable state. The refrigerator capacity isn't large, but it's enough for storing a few drinks. The key point is that this car replaces the traditional TV with a projector. If you ask what the difference is from a TV, it's simply huge¡ªso big that it creates a sense of separation from the front row, similar to the feeling of sitting in the back row of a Maybach S-Class.

¡¾Summary¡¿
The advantages of the AITO M9 are obvious: backed by Huawei, it has unlimited smart potential. The disadvantage may be that the luxury feel isn't quite there yet, but judging from sales feedback, most consumers don't seem to care much about this. It's precisely because of everyone's trust in AITO that the M9 can take the lead!

¡¾Driving Experience¡¿
The steering is very responsive, going exactly where you point it, and it doesn't feel like a large vehicle to drive. The chassis is solidly built, handles bumpy roads very well with good filtering. The tuning leans towards comfort but still feels tight, and the steering wheel is light. After driving the Wenjie M9 for a while, when I went back to my Mercedes, the Mercedes steering felt really heavy.

¡¾Exterior, Interior & Space¡¿
The exterior, in my opinion, is understated yet°ÔÆø (dominant). I really like the Muyeqing color I chose; it feels very high-quality, and the star-patterned wheels I selected are also very satisfying. The interior does a decent job of creating a luxurious feel, and the Wangshuxing color is pleasant to look at. However, there's still room for improvement in some details¡ªcompared to my Mercedes, the fine craftsmanship is a bit lacking. The passenger space is very roomy; even when the first and second rows are adjusted for comfort, the third row is still comfortable to sit in. Among the six-seater vehicles I've seen, its performance is excellent. The trunk space is a bit small, not able to hold much luggage.

¡¾Intelligent Driving Experience¡¿
In terms of intelligence and intelligent driving, it's definitely among the top in new energy vehicles. I think Xiaoyi's voice control still has room for improvement; in this aspect, I feel Li Auto does a better job. The HarmonyOS system also has room for improvement, as some operational logics feel cumbersome to use. Overall performance is still very good.

¡¾Range Experience¡¿
Range is my least satisfied aspect of the Wenjie M9. It's no problem for city commuting, just about passable for short trips, but for long distances, I still think a fuel vehicle is better. Although Wenjie also uses an 800V platform, the charging speed is slower compared to other new energy vehicles; it seems the automaker has limited the charging power.

¡¾Purchasing Experience¡¿
I hadn't considered new energy vehicles when I was planning to change cars before; I was mainly looking at the BMW X5L and Land Rover Defender. By chance, I saw the Wenjie M9 while¹äÉ̳¡ (shopping in a mall) and had a very good overall impression, with high intelligent configurations. Later, I booked a test drive and was satisfied with the vehicle's handling and chassis during the test drive. Actually, my requirements for intelligent driving weren't high; the test drive vehicle didn't have the advanced intelligent driving features activated, but the sales manager kept introducing how powerful Huawei's intelligent driving was. After the test drive, I developed a different view of new energy vehicles. I discussed it with my wife, and since we have two children, we needed a six-seater vehicle for more convenient family outings, so we placed an order. The entire purchasing process was straightforward; we chose it because we thought it was suitable.

It's been less than a month since I picked up the car. From Monday to Friday, my wife drives it to send the kids to and from school, and it's my exclusive car on weekends (I usually drive my own X3 to work, mainly because the parking spaces at the unit are tight and a too big car is not easy to park). Let me talk about the driving experience. The advantages of the car go without saying; a quick search online shows mostly good reviews about its strengths. There are disadvantages too, but the advantages outweigh theȱµã, so there's no need to nitpick for perfection¡ªthere's no perfect car. [Car Purchase Experience] Like most car owners, we initially planned to get a new car for my wife. We already have BBA models at home. At first, I considered the M9 (just me), but my wife is a "looks person." She looked at the Maserati Grecale and Porsche Macan (mainly pursuing something small and exquisite). We were almost ready to pay the deposit for the Porsche when we happened to visit an AITO 4S store. After my wife test-drove it, she decided to order it on the spot, which made me giggle in surprise for a while. On the day we picked up the car, my wife said: "Buying a Porsche would make me happy alone, but buying the M9 makes the whole family happy." The emotional value is off the charts!!! Recently, I've seen a lot of negative news and bad reviews about the M9 online, but I still want to say: There's no perfect car, only the right car¡ªjust like there's no perfect lover, only the right partner. It depends on personal experience, not just listening to others' suggestions (this is very important). If you can't stand theȱµã, you just have to, since it was your own decision.