Dongfeng
The Dongfeng MHero 917 is a premium large luxury SUV offered in three powertrains: a 1013 hp range-extended hybrid, a 1088 hp pure electric version, and a performance-focused Highland Lion variant, all with electric AWD and five-seat comfort.
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Every officially-available trim of the MHero 917. Configurations listed for export at Beyond Autos are a subset of these — see the variant filter below for what’s on offer right now. Scroll horizontally to see all spec columns.
Range Extended Edition | 2026 | 1.5T L4 Range Extender + Triple Motor 4 cyl · PHEV | 1013 hp | 1350 Nm | 4WD | 2-Speed Automatic | 5 | 5-door SUV | National VI b | N/A |
Pure Electric Version | 2026 | Four Motor Electric Electric | 1088 hp | 1400 Nm | 4WD | 2-Speed Automatic | 5 | 5-door SUV | — | N/A |
Highland Lion | 2026 | 1.5T L4 Range Extender + Triple Motor 4 cyl · PHEV | 1013 hp | 1350 Nm | 4WD | 2-Speed Automatic | 5 | 5-door SUV | National VI b | N/A |
The Dongfeng MHero 917 targets affluent buyers seeking a substantial luxury SUV with advanced electrification. Launched as a 2026 model, it bridges traditional range-extended hybrid efficiency with full-electric capability, appealing to fleet operators and individual importers across markets with varying charging infrastructure.
Three distinct variants ship worldwide. The Range Extended Edition pairs a 1.5T turbocharged inline-four range extender with triple electric motors for 1013 hp and 1350 Nm of torque. The Pure Electric Version relies on four independent motors for 1088 hp and 1400 Nm, delivering zero tailpipe emissions. The Highland Lion combines the same 1013 hp hybrid powertrain with premium tuning for performance-focused buyers. All variants feature electric four-wheel drive, 2-speed automatic transmission, and National VI b emissions compliance on hybrid models.
Importers value the dual-powertrain flexibility: range-extended models suit regions with sparse charging networks, while the pure electric version appeals to urban markets with strict emissions regulations. The five-passenger layout maximizes family and commercial versatility. The 1400 Nm torque figure on the electric version impresses buyers accustomed to conventional SUVs. Electric AWD ensures predictable traction in diverse climates without a mechanical transfer case.
Buyers should verify charging infrastructure alignment before selecting the pure electric variant. The five-seat arrangement, while premium, limits larger family configurations compared to seven-seat competitors. Range-extended models depend on fuel quality in destination markets, requiring due diligence on fuel specifications. Warranty and servicing networks remain developing in some import destinations, making pre-sale relationship confirmation advisable.