On October 27, the Wey Brand second-generation Blue Mountain made its global debut. As a flagship masterpiece built with the full force of the Wey Brand, the second-generation Blue Mountain, with its new aesthetic realm of "where mountains and seas converge," cutting-edge all-terrain AI intelligence, and outstanding all-terrain expert performance, breaks free from the traditional limitation of choosing between urban and off-road vehicles, offering Chinese families shuttling between the city and the mountains and seas a high-level mobility choice with all-domain balance.

Over thirty years of deep cultivation, a boxy-vehicle domain expert forging the foundation of a category

The confidence behind a luxury boxy vehicle stems from Great Wall Motors' long-term commitment to and systematic cultivation of the boxy-vehicle category. As early as 2002, Great Wall assembled a dedicated four-wheel-drive chassis R&D team, conducting forward development of a complete technical system covering transfer cases, ladder-frame chassis, and off-road suspension, and launched China's first four-wheel-drive boxy SUV, single-handedly creating the domestic civilian boxy-vehicle segment.

For more than thirty years, Great Wall has not been a follower of trends, but rather, through the iteration of generation after generation of models and real verification by millions of users, has evolved from the first-generation mechanical part-time four-wheel drive to the Super Hi4 and Guiyuan S platform, accumulating a hardcore technical heritage of full-stack in-house development. The Wey Brand second-generation Blue Mountain is precisely the culmination of multi-dimensional accumulation in technical reserves, market experience, product innovation, and user insight—true innovation is not empty claims of leadership, but breaking through category boundaries with technology, setting product value benchmarks through systematic innovation, and writing its own new standards for the boxy vehicle of a new era.

A realm where mountains and seas converge, building a new realm of Eastern luxury through original aesthetics

The aesthetics of the Wey Brand second-generation Blue Mountain are a harmony of order and grandeur, power and composure. Balanced and restrained body proportions allow presence and posture to be mutually compatible; the design philosophy of "where mountains and seas converge" integrates Eastern aesthetics with the atmosphere of heaven, earth, mountains, and seas, balancing a sense of order, luxury, and exploration. The all-embracing front face carries solemn order, with vertical waterfall grille slats like converging rivers, power bursting forth from within; the flowing-sculpture body draws on the bearing of mountains and the composure of seas, with cloud-tier trim panels like ascending step by step, carrying upward life aspirations; classic hardcore symbols leave the seal of heaven and earth at the rear, with the innovative luminous armrest for three-step boarding, composedly mastering every journey.

Luxury heritage is even more evident in the details. The radiant star-light signature headlamps are cut with jewelry-grade craftsmanship, glowing with their own light the moment they are switched on, creating a unique identity mark; the star-hidden mountain-range taillamps interplay with layered mountain light and shadow, understated yet profound, accompanying you composedly toward the next journey. Gathering mountains and seas within a square inch, hiding stars within the form—Eastern luxury thus gains a more complete contemporary expression.

All-terrain AI debut, unlocking a new intelligent vehicle where "the car understands you"

The confidence of all-terrain AI stems from millions of kilometers of real off-road driving data and extreme operating-condition data tempered by top-tier rally raids,叠加 Great Wall's more than thirty years of industrial accumulation and massive user-scenario insight, enabling adaptation to complex travel across both urban and wild domains. Qualcomm's latest-generation cockpit-driving integrated chip works in concert with NVIDIA's dual flagship-grade computing power to support millisecond-level decision-making on complex terrain; the newly launched MasterAgent acts as a central brain, orchestrating all information about the vehicle, people, and roads, completing memory, planning, and scheduling in one, and can invoke thousands of atomized capabilities to achieve cockpit-driving collaboration and all-scenario response. It enables AI to not only understand roads, but also comprehend the needs of all vehicle occupants and the complete travel task, building a closed loop of the physical world integrating people, vehicles, and the environment—letting AI understand travel, and letting the whole vehicle serve the entire journey.

All-terrain expert, composed mastery of both urban and wild extremes

Based on the Guiyuan S platform, the Wey Brand second-generation Blue Mountain is equipped with a "2468 power architecture," and forms a golden combination with closed dual-chamber air suspension, EDC continuously variable damping shock absorbers, and bidirectional 20° rear-wheel steering, delivering ultimate performance that excels in both city and wild. In the city, dual-chamber air suspension and rear-wheel steering work in concert, weaving flexibly through narrow roads with a minimum turning radius of just 5.3 meters, making two-lane U-turns easy in one go; outdoors, all-terrain driving assistance and the fully in-house-developed rear axle differential lock composedly handle multiple escape scenarios such as cross-axle, mud, and sand, with outstanding mechanical rigid-lock escape capability—every road condition becomes smooth passage.

Conclusion:

A truly qualified luxury vehicle should be the sum of dignified composure for urban commuting, warm stability for family companionship, and unrestrained pursuit of interest exploration. The second-generation Blue Mountain's spacious six-seat layout carries the whole family's comfortable travel, and its square and imposing body proportions彰显 unique taste, making "city and mountains and seas" no longer a either-or trade-off, but an ideal way of life.