Exeed Yaoguang
Chinese mid-size SUV
The Exeed Yaoguang (Chinese: 星途瑶光; pinyin: xīng tú yáo guāng; lit. 'nacre shine') or RX for export markets is a mid-size crossover SUV produced by Exeed, a subsidiary of the Chery brand. The Yaoguang is also sold as the Omoda C9/9 in export markets like Africa, Asia and Europe.
Overview
The design of the Yaoguang was first previewed by the Exeed Stellar Concept (Yaoguang, 瑶光 Concept in Chinese) unveiled during 2021 Auto Shanghai. A version of the design closer to production was the unveiled in May 2022 as the Exeed AtlantiX Concept. The final production car was launched in February 2023.
The Yaoguang is based on the M3X platform developed by Chery with Magna International shared with the slightly smaller Exeed TX from 2017.
The interior of the Exeed Yaoguang features a 24.6-inch curved dual screen, composed of two 12.3-inch screens powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8155 chip, along with a head-up display. Additional features include a panoramic sunroof and a sound system with 14 Sony speakers. The backrest of the rear seat can be adjusted electrically by 7 degrees, while the driver's seat offers ventilation and heating, along with an electrically adjustable footrest and a built-in headrest audio system.
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