00:00Welcome to the video from the Car Magazine Tuning Blog. Today we're talking about the
00:05new electric SUV Hatmus 06 from Puyo Citroen. The long-established Chinese joint venture
00:12Dongfeng Peugeot Citroen DPC, which has been around since 1992, is launching a new iCar
00:17brand called HMOs. The first model, the Hitmos 6, is a compact SUV with a fully electric drive
00:25that will be delivered in China from May. The brand name Hedmos was registered back in 2019.
00:32However, the official brand debut took place relatively inconspicuously on March 3rd of this
00:37year. The name of the first vehicle was known as the Fukun Note 6 for a while. It has now been
00:43finally confirmed as simply the Note 6. Pre-sales will begin in the second quarter of 2025. Although
00:50DPC itself has only released a small amount of information so far, numerous details have
00:55already been revealed through the registration documents. The Hatmus 06 measures 4.67 meters
01:03in length, 1.9 meters in width, and 1.6 meters in height with a wheelbase of 2.8 meters.
01:10It is based on the DSMA platform from Dongfeng and is powered by a 160 kilowatts electric motor on the
01:17front axle, which corresponds to around 218 horsepower. The sprint from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour is
01:23achieved in 6.9 seconds. The battery has a capacity of 62.3 kilowatts hours and enables a range of up to
01:31520 kilometers according to the Chinese CLTC cycle. The battery can be charged from 30 to 80 percent in
01:39just 28 minutes using fast charging. The interior has been deliberately kept minimalist. Two screens
01:48dominate the interior, a 10.2-inch display as a digital instrument cluster and a 14.6-inch central
01:55screen for controlling the functions. There is also a flattened steering wheel, two cup holders in the
02:02center console and a wireless charging surface for smartphones. An official price has not yet been
02:08announced. However, the current starting price is assumed to be around 15,200 euros, based on a
02:15forecast of around US $16,500. What's interesting is that the Hedmos Note 6 is not a completely new
02:23development. In fact, it is based on the Dongfeng Eolus L7, which was introduced in September 2024.
02:32This is a typical process in the Chinese car market, where new brands often emerge from existing models.
02:38However, it remains to be seen whether HMOs can hold its own in the highly competitive EV Mac China.
02:45After all, it is now competing with over 100 brands there. As always, you can find the link to read the
02:53article in our magazine in the video description. Did you find the information about the Hatmus 06
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