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Spy shots from new cars for the China market.
The Mercedes-AMG A35 L 4matic is the first China-made AMG, manufactured by Beijing-Benz. Power comes from a turbocharged 2.0 with an output of 306 hp and 400 Nm, good for a 250 km/h top speed. 0-100 takes 4.9 seconds.
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Aiways is a new EV brand from China. The ION U5 is their first production car; a nice looking mid-size crossover. It debuted last year as a semi-concept, and the production car looks largely the same.
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This is the very first picture of the new Mercedes-Benz GLC L, the long wheelbase variant of the GLC SUV. Wheelbase will be extended by 10 centimeters, all the extra space goes to the passengers in the back.
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Spy Shots showing the 2019 Mercedes-Benz GLE (W167) in China. Lightly camouflaged outside, and completely uncamouflaged inside. It is probably an AMG model; it had AMG wheels, an extra low front spoiler, and air vents in the front bumper.
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The best Spy Shots so far of the upcoming Hongqi HS7, the second SUV for China’s iconic Hongqi brand after the Hongqi E-HS3. The new SUV looks near-ready. Just paint the grille shiny silver and fir the right lights, and you are basically done.
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Welcome at another episode of The Weekly Spy, written by Aiden Jing, where we look at the latest spy shots of new Chinese cars.
Starting with the Dongfeng Fengshen AX8
The AX8 is yet another effort by Dongfeng in propelling its Fengshen brand into the public spotlight. Contrary to many other manufacturers which seek to gain foothold in the 7-seater SUV market, Fengshen sticks to the traditional 5-seater format for its new flagship model.
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Our favorite Chinese copycat automaker Zotye is going to ripoff the mighty Range Rover Sport for their new T900 SUV flagship. The Zotye T900 looks almost exactly like a Range Rover Sport, in overall design and in detail.
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Everybody wants to join the electric car revolution in China. Everybody. The latest entrant is none other than CRRC Corporation Limited (CRRC), the largest rolling stock manufacturer in the world.
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Welcome at another episode of The Weekly Spy, written by Aiden Jing, where we look at the latest spy shots of new Chinese cars.
Starting with the Qiantu K50:
There is a myriad of electric-car start-ups in China right now and it is almost inevitable that a significant portion of them would not materialize eventually. Well, Qiantu is here to prove that they are serious about building China’s first road-legal super car with this set of spy photos we obtained recently.
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Amazing images of a new Hongqi sedan so far known by its N501 code name. The N501 hasn’t been officially launched, it wasn’t on the Beijing Auto Show, and it isn’t on Hongqi’s website. So what it is exactly?
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