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The new Baojun 530 has been launched on the Chinese car market, looking distinctive with these laser sharp lights. Price starts at 75,800 yuan and ends at 115,800. The 530 is the new flagship of the Baojun SUV range.
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This is the all new Baojun 530 SUV for China, the most daring looking Baojun so far. It will be launched on the Chinese car market on June 16.
New photos of the upcoming Baojun 530 SUV for China, showing a very dirty example, even with dog pee on the front wheel. It has a temporarily license plate behind the window. This could be an early production car or a late test car. In any way, treating a new Baojun like this is bad.
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Baojun has released the first official images of their new 530 SUV, and it has been a a while since we saw such simpleton Photoshop work, it feels like we time traveled back to 2005 or so. Look at the tire track behind the rear wheel on the first photo, what is that all about..?
This is the new Baojun 530 SUV, it will debut on the Guangzhou Auto Show in November and launch on the Chinese car market in Q1 2018. The Baojun 530 is a mid-size 5-seat SUV that will be positioned above the Baojun 510. The front look super sharp with razor-like lights and a lot of shine.
Baojun is a brand under the SAIC-GM-Wuling joint venture, in which General Motors holds a 44% stake. The new is code-named CN202. It appears to be a long-wheelbase seven-seat variant of the Baojun 510 SUV.
This is the Baojun E100, a new electric mini car for China, and it has become a very cool vehicle. It is cheap too, priced between $5329 and $7264 after green-car subsidies. It is manufactured by the three-way SAIC-GM-Wuling joint venture in which General Motors has a 44% stake. It comes in funky color schemes with a flat grille and head lights with dark visors.
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The new Baojun 310Wagon has been launched on the Shanghai Auto Show and will hit the Chinese auto market next month. The 310Wagon (without a space) is a hip-fish wagon-crossover based on the Baojun 310 hatchback.
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This is the brand new Baojun 510, a small crossover utility vehicle (CUV) for China. It was launched on the Chinese car market earlier this week. Baojun is a brand under SAIC-GM-Wuling, a three-way joint venture between Shanghai Automotive Industry Company (SAIC), General Motors (GM), and Wuling Motors. GM has a 44% stake in this joint venture.
New photos again of the Baojun E100, a new electric city car for China. It seems finally ready. The E100 was expected for debut in September, then for November, but so far it hasn’t been launched yet. The latest news says it will finally hit the market in January, just before Chinese New Year.
Baojun is a brand name under the SAIC-GM-Wuling joint venture in which GM has a 43% stake. The other partners are SAIC (aka Shanghai Auto) and Wuling Automobile.
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