Chevrolet Badges More Than Double This China EVS Price
Based on GM's Baojun, the new Chevro Race Park EUV will be released in Brazil later this year
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Nissan Donfen Z9 Pickup Will Be Released In China, And A 435 Hp Hybrid Version Will Be On Line.
The non -hybrid version of the pickup contains 258 HP 2.0 liters gasoline 4 and 190 HP 2.3 liters turbo diesel and can be obtained at the time of release. … Source: Car Scoops
Xpeng's G7 Is The Latest Flashy Electric SUV From China
The new Xpeng model comes with two battery pack options, which are very attractive. … Source: Car Scoops
Tesla’s Model Y Crossover Finally Gets A Facelift—just In China For Now
Yesterday, Tesla revealed a facelift for its bestselling Model Y crossover. Or at least it did if you live in China—customers in the US and Europe will need to continue to wait for the revamped electric vehicle. Better efficiency was a goal—in the past, Tesla simply ignored complaints over its exaggerated… Photo and Credits: This article is from Jonathan M. Read More
Toyota Camry Glorious Edition (yes, Really) Is A Special Model In China With A Sporty Look And Velvet Trim
This model is available exclusively in matte gray with black badges and sharper aero December 24th… Source: Car Scoops
2026 Lexus ES Debuts In China With Larger Display And Minor Improvements
Lexus gives the 7th generation ES a second facelift in China, borrowing the new 14-inch infotainment from the RX … Source: Car Scoops
VW Passat Pro Is A Longer, More Luxurious Sedan For China
The new VW Passat Pro is built in China by the SAIC-Volkswagen joint venture.
Neta S Hunting Edition Is A Sexy Shooting Brake Available Exclusively In China
The attractive shooting brake will be offered in range-extended and BEV form. … Source: Car Scoops
Cadillac XT5 Gets Lyriq Makeover In China
The redesigned XT5 will be available in China soon and looks to be a major upgrade.
Audi EVs For China Reportedly Won’t Have The Four-ring Logo
SHANGHAI — Audi’s new electric cars series developed in China for the Chinese market will not sport its four-ring logo, two people with direct knowledge of the plans said. The decision by the premium marque owned by Germany’s Volkswagen is due to “brand image consideration,” one of the people said. It also reflects the use of automotive architecture… Photo and Credits: Read More