Open up.
Two-section tailgate
Open the upper section independently; use the lower section as a loading platform. Confirm its load rating before sitting on it.
Brochure pp. 7, 8DONGFENG / All-electric SUV
VIGO
More Space, More Freedom
A confident silhouette. A thoughtfully flexible cabin. Meet the electric SUV that makes room for your everyday, and everything beyond it.
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Regional vehicle shown. Local specification may differ.Discover VIGO in the virtual showroom.Explore the showroom
471 kmUp to, CLTC range¹
51.87 kWhBattery capacity
120 kWMaximum motor power
230 N·mPeak torque
THE DETAILS THAT MAKE VIGO DIFFERENT
More than a specification.
Eight standout details from the GIRACH VIGO brochure. Explore all 65 listed details below, including optional and market-specific equipment.
500 L + 72 L
Luggage, intelligently divided
A flat 500 L luggage area and a separate 72 L concealed compartment help organise larger bags and smaller belongings.
Brochure p. 242,000 mm
A place for a parked break
The brochure illustrates a two-metre folded-seat bed arrangement. Use the rest configuration only while safely parked.
Brochure p. 8Heat pump
Heat-pump air conditioning
Heat-pump A/C and direct battery cooling are described in the brochure. Confirm the specification supplied locally.
Brochure pp. 10, 2950 W / 60 W
Fast charging for your devices
A 50 W wireless pad and 60 W USB-C port are listed. Charging performance depends on device compatibility and fitted equipment.
Brochure pp. 14, 15128 colours
Ripple ambient lighting
The door lighting offers a choice of 128 colours, adding a distinctive visual detail to the cabin.
Brochure p. 143.3 kW V2L
Power beyond the vehicle
The brochure describes external power for compatible appliances. Use approved adapters and follow the operating instructions.
Brochure p. 31540° view
A wider view around you
Four surround cameras support bird’s-eye and transparent-chassis views. Imaging assists, but never replaces, careful observation.
Brochure p. 41Brochure equipment is not a confirmation of local stock or standard specification. Confirm the delivered vehicle, accessories and operation with GIRACH.
Explore all 65 brochure details01 / EXTERIOR
A presence all its own.
Distinctive T-shaped daytime running lamps, a strong, upright profile and a two-section tailgate give the VIGO its own unmistakable character.
02 / INTERIOR
Your space to switch off.
A clean, open centre console, soft-touch surfaces and a considered digital cockpit. Every journey starts with a little more breathing room.
12.8″central control screen
8.88″digital instrument display
128ambient colours²
03 / STYLE CHOICES
Make it your own.
Explore original Dongfeng regional colour images. The local brochure names and regional image names are shown separately. Confirm your exact paint choice with GIRACH.
EXTERIOR COLOUR · LOCAL BROCHURE NAME
Sunset Orange
Regional image: Future Orange · Dongfeng New Zealand
Local names: GIRACH brochure p. 19. Images: Dongfeng New Zealand. Regional names are shown separately; matching Malawi paint codes are not verified. Confirm finish, wheels and availability with GIRACH.
04 / SPACE
Change the plan. Keep the space.
The two-section tailgate opens up a different way to load, relax and make the most of a stop. Inside, flexible seating and layered storage help the VIGO adapt to the day.
500 Lluggage space
A flat loading area, with a separate 72 L hidden storage compartment described in the brochure.
2-sectiontailgate
Pages 7 and 8 differ on the lower section’s 150 kg load reference. Confirm its rating before use. Follow the vehicle’s operating instructions.
2,000 mmfold-flat space
The brochure describes a 2,000 mm bed arrangement with the rear seating folded. Use only while parked.
05 / PERFORMANCE
A little less waiting. A lot more going.
18minutes¹
30–80% DC charging reference
The product-parameter table gives an 18-minute 30–80% charging reference. Actual time depends on the battery, charger output, temperature and vehicle specification.
Understand electric ownership
ELECTRIC. INTELLIGENT. FUTURISTIC.06 / TECHNOLOGY
Intelligence, thoughtfully placed.
Discover the features described in the VIGO brochure, then confirm the equipment that comes with your Malawi vehicle.
A connected cockpit
The brochure lists CarPlay, Bluetooth and voice recognition alongside the 12.8-inch central screen. Confirm local connected services.
A wider perspective
A 540° panoramic imaging function is described in the brochure to help show the surroundings and the area beneath the vehicle.
Support for the journey
Adaptive cruise control, collision warning and lane-assistance functions are listed. Equipment is market- and trim-dependent. Driver attention remains essential.
Take your energy outside
The brochure lists a 3.3 kW external-discharge function for suitable devices, using approved vehicle-to-load equipment.
Technology and outdoor applications · brochure pp. 31, 38–42. Confirm the exact Malawi trim and supplied accessories before ordering.
EXPLORE EVERY DETAIL
Every brochure detail.
Clearly explained.
The supplied GIRACH brochure, chapter by chapter. Optional equipment, market-specific functions and conflicting source figures are identified here, not assumed to be local standard equipment.
65 features
Exterior6 details
Future Magic Cube design
An upright front profile, an enclosed grille design and a geometric silhouette define the VIGO exterior.
LED daytime running lamps
T-shaped daytime running lamps and the illustrated rear-light signature distinguish the front and rear views.
Heated folding mirrors
Electric folding rear-view mirrors with a heating function are listed.
Brochure p. 6
18-inch alloy wheels
R18 aluminium-alloy wheels are identified for E2+ versions. Wheel design and specification are trim-dependent.
Brochure p. 6
Superior two-section tailgate
The upper section can open independently in height-restricted spaces. The lower section provides a loading or temporary seating platform.
Tailgate load reference
Page 7 states a maximum 150 kg load; page 8 describes over 150 kg. Confirm the delivered vehicle rating and operating instructions before loading or sitting on it.
Interior13 details
Open centre console
A passage between the screen and console creates an open cabin layout, with low-level storage for a handbag and daily items.
Keys and keyless access
Two remote-control keys and one mechanical key, keyless entry, auto-locking while driving and collision-triggered unlocking are listed on page 10.
Brochure p. 10
Heat-pump air conditioning
Heat-pump A/C is described as standard in the interior list. The performance chapter also describes direct battery cooling.
Soft-light vanity mirrors
Sun visors with soft-light vanity mirrors are listed for the driver and front passenger.
Zero-pressure breathable seats
The seating chapter describes supportive, ergonomically shaped breathable seats. The front seat is illustrated reclining to 175°; reclining is for parked use.
Driver-seat comfort functions
Heating, ventilation, massage and six-way electric adjustment are listed with E2+, export-market and premium-version qualifications. The courtesy function is illustrated separately.
Steering-wheel heating
The brochure limits steering-wheel heating to specified CIS and premium European versions; it is not a confirmed Malawi feature.
Multifunction steering wheel
Steering-wheel controls are illustrated for everyday access to vehicle functions.
128-colour ripple lighting
Ripple-pattern ambient lighting is illustrated on the doors with 128 colour choices.
Brochure p. 14
50 W wireless charging
The brochure lists a 50 W wireless phone charging pad. Compatible-device requirements and the fitted trim need confirmation.
Brochure p. 15
60 W Type-C charging
A 60 W fast-charging Type-C interface is listed alongside the wireless charging pad.
Pull-out cup holders and glasses case
A concealed glasses case, pull-out cup holders and a lower storage area are shown around the console.
Recessed passenger storage platform
A sculpted recessed platform ahead of the front passenger is designed for small items.
Brochure p. 16
Style choices2 details
Six exterior colours
Sunset Orange, Mist Green, Wheat Yellow, Stone White, Phantom Silver and Midnight Black are the local brochure names. Regional source-image names are identified separately.
Brochure p. 19
Two interior combinations
Beige/Black (light gray) and Gray/Black (dark gray) combinations are illustrated. Final interior availability depends on the local vehicle.
Space9 details
2,715 mm wheelbase reference
The parameter table and space chapter state 2,715 mm; page 2 states 2,700 mm. The page 3 value is retained here without concealing the difference.
67% space-utilisation claim
The space chapter highlights short front and rear overhangs and a 67% space-utilisation reference. This is a brochure metric, not a measured cabin-volume figure.
Brochure p. 22
48 L front storage compartment
A 48 L layered front compartment is described for upper/lower and wet/dry item separation. Page 23 identifies it as an after-sales accessory, not included standard equipment.
Brochure p. 23
500 L luggage space
The brochure describes a flat, layered 500 L rear luggage area for larger items and everyday storage.
72 L hidden rear storage
A rear partition creates a separate 72 L concealed compartment beneath the main luggage area.
Brochure p. 24
2,000 mm folding arrangement
The brochure describes a 2,000 mm bed arrangement using the folded seats. This is an illustration for stationary use, not seating while driving.
Panoramic sunroof
A panoramic sunroof is shown for daytime and night-sky viewing and is explicitly described as optional.
Quiet-cabin construction
The brochure lists 8.8 m² of sound-absorbing material and insulation in 37 positions. It also describes a three-horizontal/two-vertical body connection arrangement.
Brochure p. 26
Electric-drive noise reference
Page 26 states electric-drive peak noise of ≤18 dB but does not provide a complete test protocol. It is not represented here as cabin noise during normal driving.
Brochure p. 26
Performance22 details
Mach E electric drive
The product table identifies a Mach E electric-drive assembly, maximum power of 120 kW and maximum torque of 230 N·m.
Brochure p. 3
Battery and CLTC range choices
Page 3 lists 44.94 kWh / 401 km CLTC and 51.87 kWh / 471 km CLTC versions. The cover features the 51.87 kWh version. Real-world results vary.
30–80% charging in 18 minutes
The parameter table states an 18-minute reference. Page 36 instead states 16 minutes. Charging time depends on vehicle, charger and conditions.
3C charging and peak-power claims
Page 28 describes 3C fast charging, 154 kW peak power and 114 km of added range in five minutes. Pages 2 and 31 refer to 167 kW. These claims are not a confirmed local charging curve.
6.6 kW AC, optional 11 kW AC
The outdoor-support chapter identifies 6.6 kW AC charging as standard and 11 kW as version-dependent optional equipment. Confirm the locally supplied charging port.
Brochure p. 31
3.3 kW external discharge
A 3.3 kW vehicle-to-load function is described for suitable external electrical appliances. Use approved equipment and confirm the supplied adapter.
All-climate battery reference
Page 2 gives an operating-temperature range of −30°C to 50°C. This is a brochure reference, not a guarantee of unchanged range or charging at those temperatures.
Brochure p. 2
Heat-pump efficiency claims
The brochure claims 45% lower energy consumption and 21% greater low-temperature range versus traditional PTC A/C, with refrigerant/liquid temperature control and direct battery cooling. Test conditions are not fully supplied.
Brochure p. 29
Everyday and outdoor applications
Shopping, personalised modification, trunk markets, cargo transport, night camping and hobby activities are illustrated as six application scenarios.
Brochure p. 30
Rest mode
The brochure describes a one-touch rest mode with coordinated seat, air-conditioning, lighting and screen behaviour. Use only while safely parked.
Brochure p. 32
Camp mode
An outdoor camp mode and vehicle-to-load applications are illustrated for stationary leisure use.
Brochure p. 32
Music external-play mode
An external-play mode is described with an outside speaker linked to the in-car music. Confirm local equipment and use it considerately.
Brochure p. 32
Short-term parking mode
The brochure describes retained power and temperature control while the vehicle is parked and locked. This must not be treated as permission to leave children or animals unattended.
Brochure p. 33
Electronic-release doors
Electronic door release is described with a separate emergency mechanical button.
Brochure p. 33
Courtesy unlocking
Approach-based keyless unlocking and adaptation to personalised scenarios are described.
Brochure p. 33
High-strength body structure
The brochure states 68.4% high-strength steel for the non-sunroof structure and 1,500 MPa hot-formed steel in the A-, B- and C-pillars, with four force-transmission designs.
Galvanisation and structural details
Page 34 gives a 67% galvanising ratio and 100% galvanisation of exposed parts. It illustrates a three-way structure, double-cavity tailgate ring, anti-collision beam and ring-shaped front compartment framework.
Brochure p. 34
Battery enclosure and validation
An aluminium-alloy battery enclosure with an IPX9K rating is described. The brochure refers to three times the compression-test count and twice the vibration-test count versus cited national requirements; no independent test report is supplied.
Lithium iron phosphate cells
Page 36 identifies LFP battery cells, thermal management and 24-hour thermal-runaway monitoring.
Brochure p. 36
Nail-penetration and thermal-test claims
Page 36 describes nail-penetration and external-fire tests, a zero-thermal-diffusion claim and an escape-time comparison. Those are brochure test claims, not guarantees of immunity to battery fire.
Brochure p. 36
CTP packaging and battery-life claims
The brochure describes CTP packaging, a ten-in-one electric drive and ≥75% battery state of health after more than 2,500 cycles. Its eight-year/300,000 km service-life reference is not the cover warranty.
Brochure p. 36
Battery-capacity discrepancy
Page 36 gives 43.3/51.5 kWh, unlike the 44.94/51.87 kWh parameter table. Confirm the supplied battery version before ordering.
Technology13 details
12.8-inch central display
A 12.8-inch, 16:9 screen is listed. Page 39 gives 1920 × 1080 pixels, a ≤20 ms response reference and a thickness below 15 mm.
8.88-inch instrument display
Pages 11 and 38 state 8.88 inches; page 39 rounds this to 8.8 inches and describes a 4:1, 1920 × 471 display with a ≥60 fps frame rate and ≥800 cd/m² luminance.
Qualcomm 6125 cockpit chip
The entertainment chapter identifies a Qualcomm 6125 chip for the intelligent cabin.
Brochure p. 38
CarPlay, radio and Bluetooth
CarPlay, FM/AM radio, Bluetooth audio and Bluetooth phone functions are listed in the entertainment chapter.
Brochure p. 38
English voice control
The brochure lists voice commands for multimedia, phone, air conditioning and windows.
Brochure p. 38
Driving and intelligent scene modes
ECO and Sport modes are named alongside the intelligent scene functions.
Brochure p. 38
Internet, OTA updates and DAB
Internet service, over-the-air upgrades and DAB are described as dependent on the vehicle region or country. Do not assume local service compatibility.
Brochure p. 38
Navigation and accessible controls
The IVI chapter illustrates navigation, an offline state, 3D landmarks and conveniently arranged steering-wheel controls. Map and software availability are market-dependent.
Brochure p. 40
540° panoramic imaging
The brochure describes four surround wide-angle cameras, bird’s-eye and transparent-chassis views, obstacle/road-condition awareness and activation linked to steering and speed.
Brochure p. 41
AEB and collision warning
Autonomous emergency braking descriptions cover pedestrians, two-wheelers and four-wheelers. Front collision warning is also listed. These assist an attentive driver and do not replace one.
Brochure p. 42
Lane warning and lane keeping
Lane-departure warning and lane-keeping assist are listed.
Brochure p. 42
Traffic-sign and speed assistance
Traffic-sign recognition and intelligent speed control are listed.
Brochure p. 42
Adaptive cruise and intelligent cruise
ACC and ICA are listed, with ICA described as switching between Traffic Jam Assistance and Highway Driving Assistance according to speed.
Brochure p. 42
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07 / SPECIFICATIONS
The details.
All in one place.
Figures and equipment below are transcribed from the supplied GIRACH product brochure. They are not a confirmed local stock or equipment list.
Battery & performance
| Specification | Brochure information | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Powertrain | Battery electric vehicle (BEV) | p. 3 |
| Maximum motor power | 120 kW | p. 3 |
| Maximum torque | 230 N·m | p. 3 |
| Battery capacity, featured version | 51.87 kWh | pp. 1, 3 |
| Alternative battery in brochure | 44.94 kWh | p. 3 |
| Featured range | Up to 471 km, CLTC | p. 3 |
| Alternative range in brochure | 401 km, CLTC | p. 3 |
| DC charging reference | 30–80% in 18 minutes¹ | p. 3 |
| AC charging in brochure | 6.6 kW; 11 kW optional depending on version | p. 31 |
Dimensions & space
| Specification | Brochure information | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Length × width × height | 4,306 × 1,868 × 1,654 mm | p. 3 |
| Wheelbase, parameter table | 2,715 mm³ | pp. 3, 22 |
| Luggage space | 500 L | p. 24 |
| Hidden rear storage | 72 L | p. 24 |
| Two-section tailgate | Lower section rated over 150 kg in brochure | p. 8 |
Cabin & technology
| Specification | Brochure information | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Central screen | 12.8 inches | pp. 11, 38 |
| Instrument display | 8.88 inches (rounded to 8.8 elsewhere)³ | pp. 11, 38–39 |
| Interior choices | Beige/Black; Gray/Black | p. 20 |
| Ambient lighting | 128-colour ripple lighting² | p. 14 |
| Panoramic sunroof | Optional | p. 25 |
| Panoramic imaging | 540° function² | p. 41 |
| Wireless phone charging | 50 W² | p. 15 |
¹ Range and charging figures are brochure references, not guaranteed real-world results. The 471 km figure is CLTC and corresponds to the 51.87 kWh version. Charging depends on compatible equipment, battery state and conditions.
² Features, driver assistance, connected services, colours and accessories depend on version and market. Brochure imagery includes overseas vehicles; steering position and equipment may differ from the delivered Malawi vehicle.
³ The brochure contains inconsistent wheelbase, instrument-size, battery-capacity, charging-time and peak charging-power references. Page 36 states 16 minutes rather than the parameter table’s 18 minutes and lists different battery capacities. See the complete feature library for page-specific notes. The page 3 parameter-table wheelbase is shown here, with the discrepancy retained for confirmation. No definitive peak DC charging-power claim is published.
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