WEY Lanshan II photos

The second generation of the Wey Lanshan SUV was unveiled in 2026. Moving away from the sleek styling of its predecessor, the new generation is built on the same platform as the Haval H10 and adopts its characteristic boxy silhouette. However, the Wey model features a distinct front fascia with a large chrome radiator grille and unique headlights, along with 21-inch wheels, a roof-mounted lidar sensor, and front fender cameras. The vehicle is offered in two configurations: a standard five-seater measuring 5140 mm in length, 2050 mm in width, and 1960 mm in height with a 3010 mm wheelbase, and an extended six-seater with an overall length of 5300 mm.

The plug-in hybrid powertrain consists of a 2.0-liter turbocharged petrol engine producing 244 hp, paired with two electric motors and a four-speed hybrid transmission. Total system output reaches 687 hp. Two traction battery options are available: a standard 53.6 kWh pack providing up to 220 km of pure electric range under the WLTC cycle, and a larger 66.6 kWh unit extending the electric range to 270 km.

Compared to the first generation, the new Lanshan offers a significantly more powerful drivetrain, larger battery capacities, and a choice of two body lengths. Chassis upgrades include a dual-chamber air suspension and a four-wheel steering system with rear-axle steering capability.