Arcfox Alpha T7 Integrates Voice-Activated Ordering System
Arcfox has integrated a new voice-activated ordering system, "Qianwen Shanguo," into its Alpha T7 model, allowing users to order services like coffee with voice commands.
Chinese automaker Arcfox announced the integration of its new voice-activated ordering system, "Qianwen Shanguo," into the upcoming Arcfox Alpha T7. This feature allows drivers to order services, such as a milk tea, using simple voice commands while in the vehicle.
The Arcfox Alpha T7 will feature a 17.3-inch 3K central display and a 1.1-meter panoramic HUD. The vehicle also benefits from partnerships with Huawei, CATL, and Magna. Pre-sales for the new model are scheduled to begin on August 26.
Exterior design highlights include Arcfox's first 1700mm integrated through-type headlights with intelligent high/low beam switching and adaptive lighting. The rear features a unified "star ring" taillight design.
The Alpha T7 measures 5020x1996x1685mm with a wheelbase of 3040mm. It will be available in both pure electric and extended-range electric (EREV) configurations, with a top speed of 180km/h. Safety features include ABS and an Event Data Recorder (EDR), with an optional ETC device.
This integration signifies Arcfox's move towards enhancing in-car user experience through connected services and intelligent features, aiming to provide greater convenience for drivers and passengers.