This configuration – if confirmed – would make the Dreamer a true sleeper, and one of the fastest MPVs on sale. Voyah didn’t provide details on the Dreamer’s specs, but the mechanically related Free is fitted with an 88kWh battery and dual electric motors producing 684 hp (510 kW / 693 PS) of power and 1,040 Nm (767 lb-ft) of torque in the fully electric AWD flagship variant. Like its SUV sibling, the MPV will be available in both BEV and PHEV variants. Instead, it sits on the newer Electric Smart Secure Architecture (ESSA) which is shared with the Voyah Free SUV. In terms of technology, the Dreamer has nothing in common with the 12 minivans listed on Dongfeng’s global website. This makes it larger than the aforementioned Lexus LM and the Buick GL8 Avenir. The minivan has quite a generous footprint measuring 5,315 mm (209.3 inches) long, 1,980 mm (78 inches) wide, and 1,810 mm (71.3 inches) tall, with a wheelbase of 3,200 mm (126 inches).
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