Recently, the highly anticipated official images of the MAEXTRO S800 were unveiled.
On November 22, the official Weibo account for "MAEXTRO Automobile" went live, accompanied by the release of an official poster that showcased the MAEXTRO S800's design. Positioned as a flagship model of the era, it aims to rival luxury icons like the Maybach S-Class and Rolls-Royce Ghost. According to Yu Chengdong's earlier remarks, the MAEXTRO S800 measures nearly 5.5 meters in length, surpassing 99.99% of vehicles on the road. The car is set to make its official debut at the Huawei Mate Brand Ceremony on November 26.
Yu Chengdong shared some insights into the MAEXTRO S800 in advance, emphasizing its remarkable length of 5.5 meters, a size that outshines almost all other cars on the road.
As revealed in the poster, the vehicle features a striking purple-and-silver dual-tone design. Its dynamic fastback silhouette is highlighted by elegant and elongated lines extending from the A-pillar to the D-pillar. The extended body is paired with large, polished silver wheels, creating a luxurious and commanding presence. As the official description from MAEXTRO aptly puts it: "Very big, very dignified, very bright."
The wheels showcase a "large-pancake" design, with the MAEXTRO logo prominently displayed in the center. Notably, the logo on the wheels features a floating design, allowing it to remain stationary regardless of wheel rotation. The two-tone body and distinctive wheels further underscore the vehicle's opulent identity.
At the rear, the MAEXTRO S800 adopts a fastback design with through-type taillights. The taillight cluster incorporates numerous point-shaped light sources that sparkle like a galaxy. The MAEXTRO logo is elegantly embedded within the taillight assembly. The lower left side of the rear bears the JAC Motors branding, while "MAEXTRO S800" is prominently displayed on the lower right. Speculation suggests that the rear roof may include a camera, enabling intelligent driving features, while the interior might incorporate electronic rearview mirrors. Additionally, the charging port is positioned on the left rear side of the body.
Inside, spy photos reveal a minimalist and refined design, with a center console dominated by an integrated screen. The cabin also features dual wireless charging panels for mobile devices, along with dual cup holders in the front row. Yu Chengdong has described the interior as "magnificent," highlighting its spaciousness and comfort.
The MAEXTRO S800 is expected to launch before spring 2025, with a second model slated for release by the end of 2025.