Baojun Huajing S 2026

In an era when many new-energy brands are crowding into the trend of minimalist “wall-style” front-end designs, the 2026 Baojun Huajing S has chosen a completely different design path. It abandons overly radical futuristic styling and instead adopts a steady and imposing design direction that better aligns with mainstream consumer aesthetics, using solid design language to interpret the presence a flagship SUV should have.

The most eye-catching feature at the front is a wide full-width light bar stretching across the entire fascia. Cleverly integrated Z-shaped lighting elements on both sides resemble lightning cutting through the night sky when illuminated, giving the vehicle an unforgettable presence in traffic. Beneath the light bar is a clearly layered grille design. The upper section features a black trim panel paired with chrome accents incorporating vertical airflow channels, outlining a striking U-shaped contour that not only effectively optimizes aerodynamic efficiency, but also adds rich visual layering to the front end. Unlike many pure electric vehicles that adopt a closed-off front fascia, the Huajing S retains the traditional air intake channel design of fuel-powered vehicles. This practical choice gives it greater advantages in heat dissipation performance and daily usability. The U-shaped chrome decoration on the front bumper further enhances the front-end’s sense of stability, perfectly matching its flagship SUV positioning together with the squared and robust front profile.

From the side, the Huajing S demonstrates the majestic aura expected of a mid-to-large-size SUV. Its body dimensions reach 5235×1999×1800mm, while the wheelbase exceeds 3105mm. The elongated body combined with the classic short front overhang and long rear overhang design establishes a solid foundation for spacious interior seating space. A smooth waistline extends from the front all the way to the rear, complemented by chrome trim along the upper edge of the windows, creating elegant light and shadow effects under different lighting conditions. The vehicle is equipped with 21-inch multi-spoke dual-tone wheels paired with 265/45 R21 Michelin tires, which not only significantly enhance the vehicle’s visual tension, but also effectively ensure driving quietness and grip performance. The doors use traditional physical handles, but cleverly integrate a thermal sensing switch function that automatically unlocks the vehicle when a hand approaches, while still retaining a mechanical opening method, fully considering safety in extreme situations while balancing technological sophistication. The roof does not adopt a protruding roof-mounted LiDAR design. Instead, the Huawei Qiankun Limera in-cabin LiDAR is hidden inside the cabin, which not only reduces the vehicle’s drag coefficient, but also maintains the smoothness and integrity of the roofline.

The rear design highly echoes the front styling. The overall shape is square and full-bodied, with clean and sharp lines creating a strong sense of layering. The smoked full-width LED taillight continues the Z-shaped lightning design element from the front, corresponding with the front lighting group from afar. Once illuminated, it also delivers extremely high recognition, while the black full-width trim effectively stretches the visual width of the rear. The tailgate adopts a large-size design with a very wide opening. It comes standard with a powered tailgate and supports hands-free sensing opening, making daily loading and unloading of large items very convenient. Above the tailgate, a large spoiler and high-mounted brake light are integrated, further optimizing the vehicle’s aerodynamic performance. The rear bumper design is thick and solid, equipped with black three-dimensional trim panels and a silver skid plate. The trapezoidal license plate frame adopts a recessed design, further enhancing the layering of the rear. The entire rear design is simple and imposing, without excessive decorative elements, perfectly fitting the positioning of a family flagship SUV.

Inside the cabin, the Huajing S adopts a Star Ring floating cockpit design. The center console layout is neat and orderly, creating an interior atmosphere that is warm while still retaining a sense of technology. The cabin is equipped with a combination of an 8.8-inch full LCD instrument panel and a 15.6-inch rotatable central control screen. It comes with the Huawei HarmonyOS cockpit system, featuring a clean and smooth interface design that supports 5G connectivity, four-zone voice interaction, and smartphone connectivity functions, with virtually no learning curve for operation. Space performance is one of the core highlights of this vehicle. The second row is equipped with independent zero-gravity seats, while there is an ultra-wide 190mm passage between the second and third rows. Combined with the completely flat floor design, it makes entering and exiting the vehicle very convenient for elderly passengers and children. The vehicle adopts a true six-seat 2+2+2 layout. Benefiting from the ultra-long 3105mm wheelbase, even passengers with a height of 180cm can still obtain more than one fist of legroom in the third row, while the flat floor also provides a more comfortable riding experience for middle passengers. The trunk has a standard capacity of 423L, and even in full-passenger mode it can easily accommodate seven 20-inch suitcases. After folding down the third-row seats, the capacity can be expanded to 1268L, meeting cargo-carrying needs for various scenarios such as family trips and long-distance self-driving travel.