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Great Wall’s WEY brand will launch a new concept car on the Beijing Auto Show; a fully electric and fully autonomous crossover SUV.
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This big black mouthed white monster is the new WEY P8 SUV, one of the most powerful plug-in hybrids ever made by a Chinese automaker. The WEY P8 will hit the market on April 25. The P8 is based on the petrol-powered WEY VV7.
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The very first photos of the interior of the upcoming ORA iQ5, and surprisingly it doesn’t have anything like a big touch screen. There is a digital instrument panel and a small screen in the center stack.
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Great Wall Motors lags behind when it comes to New Energy Vehicles (NEVs). They could have solved that by adding a bunch of electrics to their exiting Haval and WEY brands.
But that wouldn’t be the Chinese way, would it? Nope it would not. The Chinese way is adding a new brand, so that’s just what they did.
More Haval madness! This red lightning is the new Haval H4, as it debuted on the 2017 Guangzhou Auto Show. The car on show was the Red Label version, a Blue Label variant will be launched later. The H4 looks nice but very similar any other new Haval.
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The new Haval H6 Coupe debuted on the 2017 Guangzhou Auto Show. The car on show is the Red Label version, the Blue Label variant will be launched later. It was called the ‘New H6 Coupe’, indicating it is the coupe version of the new H6.
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Does it ever stop? It seems it won’t. Yesterday we explained in some detail how Haval is launching too many cars in the same price and size range. The reason was the arrival of the Haval H4. Today, one day later, we have news of yet another new Haval.
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What do you do when you are a Chinese car maker that already sells too many cars that are far too similar in price in size? So many indeed that customers are totally confused and dealers park them outside on the pavement because they don’t have enough space inside?
Haval has the answer: add more cars. And they are doing just that with the new Haval H4. I will debut later this week in the Guangzhou Auto Show. Naturally, one H4 is not enough. So there are two: the H4 Red Label ad seen above and the H4 Blue label as seen below:
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