
| Core Configuration | ||
| Category | Item | Spec |
| Powertrain | Drivetrain | Pure electric – permanent-magnet motor |
| Peak power / torque | 150 kW / 340 N-m | |
| Battery & Range | Battery | 64.4 kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP), liquid-cooled |
| Driving range | Up to 500 km per charge (CLTC) / 400 km (WLTC) | |
| DC fast charging | ~30 min (30% -> 80%) | |
| AC home charging | ~7-11 h (full charge) | |
| V2L power output | 3.3 kW – power appliances & camping gear from the car | |
| Body & Ride | Layout | 5-door, 5-seat compact SUV |
| Suspension | Front MacPherson + rear multi-link independent | |
| Wheels | 19-inch alloys (235/55 R19) | |
| Safety & Assistance | Airbags | Front + side airbags standard; head-curtain airbags on Premium trim |
| Active safety | ESC, ABS/EBD, hill-hold, auto-hold, downhill assist, TPMS, ISOFIX x2 | |
| ADAS | L2 on Premium trim: AEB, ACC, LDW, BSD, RCTA, LCA etc. | |
| Parking aids | Reverse radar + reverse camera standard; 360-degree camera on Premium | |
| Comfort & Connectivity | Cockpit | Dual 12-inch screens (digital cluster + touchscreen), Apple CarPlay & Android Auto |
| Climate | Automatic A/C with one-touch cool-down; rear A/C vents | |
| Access | Smart keyless entry, push-button start, power tailgate | |
| Seats | Sport leatherette seats, black with white stitching; 8-way power driver seat (10-way with memory & ventilation on Premium) | |
| Premium extras | Panoramic sunroof, 50 W wireless charging, rain-sensing wipers | |
| Lighting & Design | Lights | Full-LED headlamps, LED daytime running lights, LED taillights with sequential turn indicators |
| Design cues | Black 19-inch alloy wheels, EV signature styling | |
| Note 1: Two trims are offered (Luxury & Premium). Items marked “Premium” are fitted on the Premium trim only; the exact Cambodia-market package follows the latest official release. | ||
| Note 2: Selling point & specs compiled from the Cambodia regional configuration sheet (Friday EV 64.4 kWh / T5 REEV LHD). For reference only – official company documents prevail for contracts and quotations. | ||