We have seen the Roewe W5 many a times before, including once naked, but this is the first time we got two in one frame in the factory. The W5 is based on the SsangYong Kyron, Roewe’s mother-company SAIC still has a large stake in the toubled South Korean outfit. The W5 is sceduled to debut at the Guangzhou Auto Show in December.

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