Arcfox Alpha T

Introduction

• The dimensions of the Arcfox Alpha T are 4788×1940×1683mm (length x width x height), with a wheelbase of 2915mm, front track of 1660mm, and rear track of 1640mm. The car can accommodate 5 people.
• The Arcfox Alpha T delivers a maximum horsepower of 435Ps, maximum power of 320kW, and maximum torque of 720N.m.
• The Arcfox Alpha T utilizes a ternary lithium battery with an energy capacity of 93.6kWh, supporting fast charging that can reach 80% in as little as 30 minutes. It achieves the longest pure electric range of 653km (NEDC) or 653km (CLTC).

Highlighted Features

• α-Pilot Level 2 Advanced Driver-Assistance System
  Featuring multiple functions such as active safety and driver assistance, the Arcfox Alpha T is equipped with the α-Pilot 2.5-level automatic driving system. Adopting Bosch's latest generation solution, it consists of one domain controller, one third-generation 2 million pixel front camera, four second-generation surround view cameras, five fifth-generation millimeter wave radars, and twelve sixth-generation ultrasonic sensors. With a fusion perception distance of up to 220 meters, it enables faster response and wider detection range for assisted driving, easily achieving functions such as adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping, lane change, and forward emergency collision avoidance within 220 meters, and also features forward/rear cross-traffic warnings.
• ICA Integrated Cruise Assist System
  The Arcfox Alpha T is equipped with Bosch's world-first Highway Assist plus function. Compared to traditional Level 2 partial autonomous driving, the enhanced highway assist adds an Automated Lane Change function. Within a speed range of 60-130km/h, when the driver activates the turn signal lever, the system determines if the vehicle meets the conditions for lane change. With driver confirmation, the system automatically completes the lane change, significantly enhancing safety and comfort for drivers during high-speed cruising.
• ASL Intelligent Speed Limit Cruise Control
  When ACC adaptive cruise control is activated, the system controls the vehicle speed within the specified range by detecting speed limit signs through high-definition map data or the forward-facing high-resolution camera. This avoids safety risks and unnecessary fines caused by overspeeding while in ACC mode.

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