China Auto News
On now with our coverage of the 2018 Chengdu Auto Show. Starting with the Honda Inspire, a sported-up variant of the Honda Accord, made in China by Dongfeng-Honda, where it replaces the aging Honda Spirior.
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Continuing now with our coverage of the 2018 Chengdu Auto Show in China. Starting with Hyundai, a brand in trouble in China. They have too many sedans and their SUVs are not selling. So what do you do?
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The 2018 Chengdu Auto Show has kicked off in China. Time to have a look at the highlights! Starting with the brand new Audi Q2L, the long wheelbase variant of the Audi Q2 crossover. Wheelbase has been extended by just 2.8 centimeters, which makes you wonder why Audi even bothered. It will launch next month, starting at 226.800 yuan, powered by a 150 hp 1.4 TSI.
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This little red beauty is the new Baojun E200, a small electric car from China. It is not some fancy pansy concept car; the Baojun E200 is for real, and it will launch on the Chinese car market next month.
Chinese EV startup NIO has only 17.000 reservations for their ES8 electric SUV, which is really not much for an over-hyped company in the biggest car market in the world. It gets worse:
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This is the Lynk & Co 03 sedan, the third vehicle of Geely’s millennials-only brand, after the 01 SUV and the 02 crossover.
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This is the new Audi A6L for China. The A6L is the long-wheelbase variant of the Audi A6 sedan (C6). The Audi A6L will debut on next month’s Chengdu Auto Show and launch on the Chinese car market in early 2019.
This is the Ford Territory, a compact SUV for China. The Territory is a new Ford, but not at all a new car. Instead, it is an ultra lazy and rather bad badge engineering job.
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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 first Spy Shots of the Ford Territory, a not-so new small SUV based on the Yusheng S330, a cheap SUV made by Ford’s joint venture partner Jiangling Motors Corporation (JMC).
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