Gasgoo Munich-Changan Auto launched the 2026 Hunter K50 on June 13 at the 28th Chongqing International Auto Show. Positioned as a range-extended pickup designed for all-electric operations, the new model offers two battery options—a 31.18 kWh standard range and a 43.47 kWh long range—across ten variants. Official pricing ranges from 141,900 to 178,900 CNY.
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Under the hood, the entire lineup features a 2.0T Blue Whale range-extended system with an engine net power of 140 kW, capable of recharging the battery even when levels drop below 8%. The upgraded dual motors deliver a peak power of 240 kW and a peak torque of 529 N·m, enabling a 0-100 km/h acceleration in 5.9 seconds with a 0.4-second launch response. An intelligent full-time four-wheel-drive system allows for millisecond-level regulation of power distribution across the wheels. Additionally, the vehicle offers ten driving modes, four scenario assists, and five energy management modes, adding new mountain and wading modes, along with tank turn and towing capabilities.
Regarding electric capability, the long-range version utilizes a CATL 2C battery specifically designed for hybrid pickups. It boasts a NEDC pure electric range of up to 192 km and supports 2C fast charging, taking just 16 minutes to go from 30% to 80%. Total energy reserves have been increased to 239 kWh, enough to recharge approximately 103 agricultural drone batteries. The entire lineup comes standard with a maximum vehicle-to-load (V2L) output of 30 kW and supports 22 kW simultaneous charging and discharging. The cargo area is equipped with a 3.3 kW discharge panel and two 220 V power sockets, capable of powering heavy-duty equipment and household appliances simultaneously.
According to the company, the Changan Hunter series has already been exported to 118 countries and regions, garnering support from over 55 industrial users. Moving forward, the series will continue to focus on user needs and expand the boundaries of the pickup segment.
