Overview
- Denza’s general manager announced pre-orders for the all‑electric N8 will open on October 26 with an official launch planned in November, marking the next commercial step for the marque.
- The company reports the N8 will use a 130.15 kWh second‑generation Blade battery and claims a CLTC range of about 1,003 km alongside 1,500 kW Flash Charging that can move a battery from 10% to 70% in roughly five minutes, descriptions that remain manufacturer‑reported.
- Australian approval documents show the Denza N9 plug‑in hybrid has received ADR certification, listing a 2.0‑litre turbo plus tri‑motor PHEV system with 545 kW total output and six‑ or seven‑seat layouts, clearing a likely path to market there.
- Denza will reveal its India brand on November 13 with the large D9 MPV expected as a lead product, reported pricing near Rs 85–90 lakh, and an early plan to sell cars as completely built imports through a separate retail network.
- Regulatory filings and certifications (MIIT disclosures and ADR paperwork) are now the main sources for verifiable specs, and the launches will show whether buyers accept Denza’s premium positioning and whether charging infrastructure can match Denza’s fast‑charge claims.