On April 11, Arcfox, a BAIC Group sub-brand, launched the Darwin 2.0 technology system in Beijing, which integrates the following seven contents:
- Safety: Creates six safety shields, including 360-degree active safety defense, collision standards above global levels, quick rescue response, zero safety risks at high voltages, financial-grade information security protection, and full-lifecycle zero safety performance decay.
- Health: Eliminates 99.99% of germs, viruses, mites, aldehydes, and benzene with five industry-first original technologies.
- Battery: Introduces the Aurora 5C super charging battery with zero spontaneous combustion, zero durability degradation, and convenient and fast charging features. The battery can be charged to 80% capacity in 15 minutes in winter. A featured Arcfox model supporting wireless charging is planned for mass production in 2025.
- Power: Adopts an all-domain 800V silicon carbide architecture and 4th-generation front and rear motors that generate little heat and dissipate heat quickly. The total power of over 530PS and the 0 to 100km/h acceleration time of 3.7 seconds are comparable to those of the Porsche 911 sports car.
- Cockpit: Available with features such as a 7.1.4 panoramic sound field; amplifiers with a power of over 2kW; an active noise reduction technology; and 6A comfort grade seats.
- Chassis: Has been tuned for all domains and scenarios. Integrates intelligent systems such as intelligent braking and steering systems. Handles various environments with ease.
- Intelligence: Employs configurations such as the Lingzhi OS next-generation intelligent cockpit system, 3 LiDARs, and 34 high-performance perception hardware devices, delivering an ultra-high computing power of 400TOPs. Establishes a complete vehicle-cloud ecosystem. Covers requirements in all scenarios.
Furthermore, Arcfox unveiled the new Polaris platform under the Darwin 2.0 system. The platform, the first high-end flagship electric platform developed in house by BAIC Group based on the IMC (Intelligent Module Criterion) architecture, incorporates the homologous design of the Mercedes-Benz MRA (Modular Rear Architecture) platform and will mainly be used in the development of mid-to-large-size and mid-to-high-end models.
From Arcfox press releases 1/2