2012 Seahorse Knights sold on the market 11.38-15.28 million

On the evening of September 20th, at the Qingdao Olympic Sailing Center, the Haima Knight 2012 officially went public. The listed hippocampus knight 2012 has a total of 5 models, including three manual models and two 5-speed automatic tiptronic models, the listing price of 11.38-15.28 million.


The 2012 Knight did not change much in appearance, but only made minor adjustments in details. The specific dimensions of the vehicle were length: 4421mm, width: 1830mm, height: 1740mm, wheelbase 2619mm. The newly designed C-SPORT package is the most visible change in appearance, which adds to the sporty quality of the vehicle. In addition, the internal shape of the screen has become wavy, and the chrome plating is applied to the frame to enhance the degree of refinement. In the high-end models, the hub has increased from 16 inches to 17 inches.


The interior hasn't changed in terms of functional layout, and it has a richer visual effect due to the addition of silver decorative panels and chrome trim strips.

Added ESP+TCS, brake priority system, front-side airbags, integrated anti-dazzling rearview mirror with integrated tire pressure monitoring on safety configuration; GPS display integrates reversing video system; multimedia adds Bluetooth function, in addition to enabling calls and address book The transmission function can also use Bluetooth transmission to play music. The front seat leather heating function also appears in the new car.

The engine follows the older 2.0-liter HA-VVT engine and utilizes variable valve timing technology to increase the efficiency of the engine with a maximum power of 110 kilowatts and a maximum torque of 180 Nm. The new automatic models are equipped with imported 5-speed tiptronic gearboxes to further expand the audience. The 5-speed automatic manual gearbox is also more sincere than the 4-speed automatic gearbox on some imported models.

The adjustment and upgrade of the 2012 Sea Horse Cavaliers in all aspects have improved the competitiveness in the market to a certain extent, especially the new automatic models, both in terms of configuration and the convenience of driving in the city. The obvious progress is more consistent with the positioning of its cost-effective, compact-class cities. Compared to other self-owned brands of similar models, the 2012 Knight has certain advantages in terms of configuration and powertrain, but as a suv model, the entire system does not have the four-wheel drive system, and it has to be said to be a pity.