Chery couldn’t wait for the Beijing Auto Show to start and unveiled the Chery TX SUV concept at party yesterday night. The TX concept previews Chery’s future design language for SUV’s. The TX was designed by one James Hope, an Englishman working for Chery.
Mr. Hope explaining things.
A very fine lined car this TX is, I especially like the horizontal lines on top of the wheel arches. The TX is powered by a 2.0 turbo that poops out 144kw and 190nm, mated to a CVT bringing power to all four wheels. No greenyweeny here!, good. Size: 4465/2082/1670, wheelbase is 2825.
Chery didn’t open the door and with some reason, the interior doesn’t seem very finished yet, even for a concept car.
No logo on the steering wheel, guess Chery needed one week more…
very nice. i hope their production version still look the same.
SAIC MG unveiled many cool concepts, but their protection vehicles look hideous..
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Hello Koning, I think you made a mistake. No matter, it is a busy time indeed. Here is the MG Icon:
http://www.carnewschina.com/2012/04/18/mg-icon-for-the-beijing-auto-show-inspired-by-mgb-and-nissan-juke/
New logo for Chery?
yes, i did make a mistake. i meant BAIC. the company showed off very beautiful concepts few years ago
http://us.aving.net/news/view.php?articleId=83269
http://image.motortrend.com/f/auto-shows/2008-beijing-show-the-top-10-chinese-concepts/9713416+cr1+re0+ar1/baic-sedan.jpg
Why do Chinese car companies show concepts like this and then build terrible clones of Euro/Korean cars?!?
If this car were to come to market next year it would have a chanse (in Europe too), but as usual the development will take forever – and when it finally come to market the design is already outdated. Or changed to boring as the above commenters point out. Sad!
This car looks amazing!
Hopefully it will come to New Zealand in 2015 because I will be ready for a new car by then