The front and rear motors produce a combined 275kW and 470Nm.

Denza Australia quotes 0–100km/h in 6.9 seconds under stated test conditions.

Australian sources list up to 480km on the WLTP cycle from the 103.3kWh Blade Battery; actual range varies.

The rear motor works with the front motor to provide all-wheel traction, higher combined output and quicker acceleration than the FWD version.

It is a seven-seat electric people mover with three rows and comfort-focused individual seats in the second row.

No. Australian information identifies Lapis Blue as an exterior colour exclusive to the D9 AWD.

It uses a 103.3kWh lithium iron phosphate Blade Battery.

The AWD is better suited to buyers prioritising stronger acceleration and all-wheel traction, while the FWD offers the longer official WLTP range.