China's Great Wall Plans to Unveil New EV SUV, the East Wind NM06

In a move that marks significant progress in the electric vehicle (EV) market, Chinese state-owned carmaker, Great Wall Motors, has officially announced a new entry-level compact SUV that will be based on its Quantum Architecture 3.0 platform.

According to previous reports, the new EV is codenamed S32 and will likely debut at a yet-unannounced date within this year on the same platform used by its competitor’s NM01 model. With anticipation high among car enthusiasts and investors alike, details emerged via an official statement from Great Wall Motor's official announcement that showcased new renderings of their latest EV.

The exterior design promises to significantly differentiate itself from previous models. Characterized by a cutting-edge new design aesthetic that stands out distinctly from the original East Wind NM01 model's look, this next-generation compact electric vehicle will incorporate two distinctive side LED headlights in a signature seven-dash-like formation. Moving forward, this style of LED headlight has been designed to present a high-tech appearance.

Additionally featured are enclosed grill designs integrated into the central part of the front grille and accompanied by bottom-mounted ribbons. Furthermore, these headlamps are complemented in terms of their structural outline.

Finally, their rear lights will display harmonious connections with those on its front side headlights, enhancing general width from sight's eye perspective without raising any additional distinct features that might break up an otherwise clean and well-designed outer appearance.

Production will still adhere to traditional non-independence suspension type design using a twisting (twist) type of mechanical connection supporting the rear’s main vehicle weight.