China Auto News
The Chevrolet Tracker has been launched on the Chinese car market. Price starts at 100.000 and ends at 140.000 yuan ($14.470 – 20.260).
In China, the Tracker is the successor of the Chevrolet Trax (rebadged prev-gen Buick Encore). It is the first time that General Motors uses the Tracker name in China. The Chinese name did not change. Continue reading “Chevrolet Tracker Launched On The Chinese Car Market”
The Chevrolet Orlando used to be a boring MPV, but no more. The name has been recycled for a somewhat exciting SUV for China. The new Orlando will debut in the fall and hit the Chinese car market near year’s end.
Continue reading “The New Chevrolet Orlando Is Not An MPV No More”
Spy Shots showing a new Chevrolet compact SUV testing in China. It is the production version of the Chevrolet FNR-X concept car.
Continue reading “Spy Shots: New Chevrolet Compact SUV Testing In China”
The Buick Velite 5 is China’s Chevrolet Volt. It got a different nose, a different rear end, and Buick badges. Otherwise, the Velite 5 and Volt are by and large the same car. The Velite 5 is manufactured locally by the Shanghai-GM joint venture.
Continue reading “From All Sides: The Buick Velite 5 Is A Chevrolet Volt For China”
The new Chevrolet FNR-X has been launched on the Shanghai Auto Show in China, looking strong and sporty. Chevrolet calls it an all purpose sports concept vehicle. They also used the opportunity to unveil a new slogan; “Dream Unlimited”. It sounds better in Chinese.
Continue reading “Chevrolet FNR-X Concept Unveiled On The Shanghai Auto Show In China”
General Motors has released official pictures and specifications of the upcoming Chevrolet FNR-X, a new concept car for the Shanghai Auto Show. The FNR-X previews a sporty SUV with a Camaro nose. It will be a plug-in hybrid with four-wheel drive.
Most interestingly, the concept is also equipped with a system that can change the driving mode of the car depending on the mood of the driver. So if the driver comes in and the sensors see he is pissed like hell they can switch on the most racy chassis and engines modes to get him in a better mood.
The eventual production version will be made in China by Shanghai-GM and likely be positioned between the Captiva and the Equinox.
FNR stands for Find New Roads. The meaning of the X is unknown. The FNR name, without the X, was first used for a crazy Chevrolet concept in 2015.
A beautiful black Chevrolet Blazer, Spotted in China on a crappy car market in east Beijing. The good Chevy was dusty and dirty but otherwise in a reasonable shape; paint was smooth and plastics fresh, and everything was original down until the alloys.
Continue reading “Spotted in China: FAW Jinbei-GM S10 Chevrolet Blazer DLX 4.3 V6”
A perfectly fine Chevrolet Lumina APV, Spotted in China near a car market in west Beijing. The good Chevy was sadly abandoned, covered in thick layers of dust and dirt. But take all that away and the car wasn’t in such a bad shape. This is the facelifted Lumina, and it is amazing to see how the new front completely destroys the space ship design of the original.
Continue reading “Spotted In China: Facelifted Chevrolet Lumina APV In Red”
A perfectly fine Chevrolet Lumina APV, Spotted in China on a car market in north Beijing. The good Chevy was painted in bright white, which is the very best color for the Lumina, emphasizing its space ship design. The car was in great shape and it even still had all the red strips!
Continue reading “Spotted In China: Chevrolet Lumina APV In White”
A beautiful black Chevrolet Caprice Royale, Spotted in China on a car market in north Beijing. The long and low sedan was in perfect shape, almost like new really, with a paint as smooth as a desert night and chrome as shiny as a desert moon. It was completely original down until the alloys.
Continue reading “Spotted In China: Fifth Generation Chevrolet Caprice Royale”
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