Voyah, the premium new energy vehicle brand under China’s Dongfeng Motor, delivered 15,954 vehicles in December, marking a 31.46 percent increase from a year earlier, according to figures released by the company on Wednesday.
The December total, however, represented a 20.25 percent decline from November’s 20,005 units, reflecting softer month-end momentum. For the full year 2025, Voyah delivered 150,169 vehicles, up 87 percent year-on-year, though still below its previously stated target of 200,000 units.
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Voyah’s product lineup currently spans multiple segments, including the Passion and Passion L sedans, the Zhiyin mid-size SUV, the Free mid-to-large SUV, the Dream MPV, and the recently launched Taishan large SUV. Prices range from about RMB 200,000 ($28,600) to over RMB 700,000, positioning the brand across both premium and upper-premium segments.
The company recently announced that deliveries of the Taishan SUV had surpassed 5,000 units within 26 days of its launch on December 4. The model, priced from RMB 379,900 ($54,240), is one of Voyah’s most expensive offerings to date. A higher-end Black Knight version, priced from RMB 509,900, is scheduled to debut in the first quarter of 2026.
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Voyah also expanded its sedan lineup earlier this month with the launch of the Passion L, or Zhuiguang L, priced from RMB 279,900. The brand’s expanding portfolio reflects its push to strengthen its position in China’s increasingly competitive premium electric vehicle market.
