Yijing to Expand Service Network to 150 Cities by Year-End
Automaker Yijing announced plans to expand its service network to cover 150 cities by the end of 2024, aiming to reach most provincial capitals and the majority of prefecture-level cities in China.
Chinese automaker Yijing has announced a significant expansion plan to broaden its service network to encompass 150 cities by the end of 2024. This strategic move aims to establish a widespread presence, covering virtually all provincial capitals and most prefecture-level cities across the country.
According to the company's brand general manager, Zeng Qinglin, Yijing will operate 400 stores and exhibition points in over 100 cities by October. The company is leveraging its group's internal resources and its dealers' local networks to facilitate this expansion. In recent weeks, over 300 Yijing stores and experience centers have officially opened and are already serving customers.
The expansion coincides with the upcoming launch of Yijing's new flagship SUV, the Yijing X9, which began pre-sales in August. This six-seater SUV features integrated Huawei technologies, including an intelligent driving system and a HarmonyOS-based infotainment system. The Yijing X9 is priced between 299,800 and 379,800 yuan.
Key features of the Yijing X9 include a 3.4K dual screen, laser LiDAR, and advanced safety systems. The vehicle boasts a combined range exceeding 1,500 kilometers and operates on an 800-volt platform. Establishing a robust sales and service network is considered crucial for the market introduction and customer support of the new, technologically advanced vehicle.