At this China International RV Exhibition, Zhongtian released a brand new Horizon RV, using the latest imported Iveco chassis. The original chassis was 4.5 tons, and now it is upgraded to 6.5 tons. The chassis girder is thicker and more stable. . Based on the 6.5-ton chassis imported from Italy, the Horizon C-type ZTT RV brings more surprises to everyone. Improvements and changes have been made on the basis of some models, and at the same time, safer and smarter configurations have been endowed.
The biggest highlight of the RV is that it is big and strong. Firstly, it is big in the width of the car. It changed the slightly cramped interior space in the past. The inner width of 2.3 meters brings a more comfortable experience; The widened rear wheelbase provides a greater load-carrying capacity in the rear area of the chassis, making the steering more stable and the ride more comfortable.
In terms of configuration, in addition to the well-known 8-speed automatic transmission, rear air suspension system, sandwich structure, all-aluminum frame, and entire aviation aluminum plate, the Horizon C-style fashion model is also equipped with 360° real-time panoramic night vision monitoring, roof limit High monitoring, new touch screen intelligent control system, and of course, 12KW fuel-fired air heater and hot water all-in-one machine, 3KW portable silent gasoline generator, 152L large refrigerator, etc., which are closely related to life, meet your various travel needs.
In terms of interior: the overall style is warm and simple, similar to the interior style of Mercedes-Benz Yuefeng; the width of the car reaches 2.3 meters, the space is larger and more comfortable, and the L-shaped sofa layout is loved by more car fans.
In terms of life, environmental protection furniture, multi-functional kitchen counters, microwave ovens, super large refrigerators, 32-inch TVs, Daewoo washing machines imported from Korea, and car satellite antennas are all available. Self-driving travel should be spent in such an atmospheric environment.
