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Zihe Intelligent's Falcon Motorhome Declared with 152kW Power

07.08.2026 16:23 1 min 1 source РУС
finance.sina.com.cn ZHO

Weihai Zihe Intelligent Equipment Co., Ltd. has submitted its Falcon ZHP5035XLJ motorhome for approval in the MIIT's 410th batch. Based on a Jiangxi Isuzu chassis, the vehicle stands 2110mm tall, allowing access to underground garages, and is powered by a 152kW engine with an optional towing capacity of up to 2600kg.

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Zihe Intelligent's Falcon Motorhome Declared with 152kW Power

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