The Voyah Dream is an electric MPV that will arrive in Europe in a few months

The MPVs seem to have disappeared completely from the European market. But that trend, which has been taken over by SUVs, could be reversing. And, still timidly, estate-bodied vehicles are returning to Europe. In the case we are going to tell you about, this MPV aimed at the luxury segment comes from China and is called the Voyah Dream.

This brand falls under the umbrella of the multinational Dongfeng and although it was first presented in China, it will not take long to reach the European market. The premium segment is the target of this MPV or minivan, which is going to compete with luxury vehicles such as the Mercedes-Benz EQV or the Volkswagen ID.Buzz.

This model has a length of 5.31 metres, so it is very large by European standards. Even so, its 3.2 metre wheelbase makes the interior very comfortable and features a 2+2+3 seat configuration. That means a capacity of up to seven passengers.

As for the Voyah Dream’s powertrain, only one electric version will arrive in Europe. It will be driven by an electric motor delivering 320 kW, that is, 435 CV. Peak torque is set at 610 Nm. With this configuration it achieves a top speed of 200 km/h and an acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in 5.9 seconds.

All these figures are not bad at all, considering that the vehicle’s weight is 2,625 kg. The battery fitted to the Voyah Dream contributes to this. It has a capacity of 108.7 kWh, which allows a range of up to 605 kilometres under the CLTC cycle. In Europe, where the WLTP cycle is used, it is expected to reach between 450 and 500 kilometres.

This battery has a charging power of 120 kW, which allows fairly rapid charging. As for traction, the Voyah Dream has all-wheel drive, through an automatic gearbox. The technological equipment will be quite complete and the driver will enjoy a good number of ADAS systems.

The price has not been revealed, but everything suggests that the Voyah Dream will have a price of around 100,000 euros. The first units will be available in Europe from October onwards.