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Epicland X9 EREV Pre-sales Begin at 44,100 USD

by Suraj Kadam
August 19, 2026

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  • 74 kWh CATL Pack Enables 465 km Battery Range
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  • *Pre-sales opened at 44,100 USD* for the Epicland X9 EREV.
  • *74 kWh CATL battery* is fitted to the model.
  • *465 km pure-electric range* is claimed for battery-only driving.

74 kWh CATL Pack Enables 465 km Battery Range

Epicland has launched pre-sales for its X9 EREV with an initial price point of 44,100 USD. The automaker is marketing the model as an extended-range electric vehicle that combines a battery-electric driving mode with a range-extending system.

The X9 EREV is equipped with a 74 kWh battery supplied by CATL, and the company states the vehicle can travel 465 kilometres under battery power alone. The configuration positions the X9 toward buyers seeking longer electric-only driving capability in an EREV architecture.

Extended-range electric vehicles use an internal combustion engine or other generator to recharge the battery while driving, allowing continuous operation beyond the battery’s capacity. Epicland’s approach follows a trend among manufacturers to pair substantial battery capacity with a secondary power source to reduce range anxiety.

Specifics such as charging power, on-board generator output, and detailed performance figures were not disclosed in the pre-sales announcement. Likewise, availability windows, after-sales support and regional market rollout plans were not specified.

Industry observers say large-format battery packs from established suppliers like CATL can improve electric-only practical range, while an EREV powertrain can offer flexibility for customers in regions with limited charging infrastructure. The X9’s stated figures will be scrutinised when independent testing and certification data become available.

FAQs

What does EREV mean?

Extended-Range Electric Vehicle (EREV) refers to a car that primarily drives on electric power but includes a secondary onboard generator, often an internal combustion engine, to recharge the battery and extend driving range.

What battery does the X9 use?

The X9 EREV is fitted with a 74 kWh battery supplied by CATL, according to the pre-sales information.

What is the claimed electric-only range?

Epicland states the X9 can achieve 465 kilometres of driving on battery power alone.

Does the pre-sale price include taxes and fees?

The announcement lists a pre-sales price of 44,100 USD; it does not specify whether taxes, incentives or additional fees are included.

How quickly can the battery be charged?

Charging rates and estimated charge times were not provided in the pre-sales materials. Customers should look for official charging specifications before purchase.

When will customers take delivery?

Epicland’s pre-sales notice did not detail delivery schedules or regional availability, so timing will depend on the company’s subsequent production and distribution announcements.

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