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Geely’s all-new BMA-based SUV ICON to go on sale on Valentine's Day
Geely’s all-new BMA-based SUV ICON to go on sale on Valentine's Day

The ICON, Geely Auto’s second BMA (B-segment Modular Architecture)-based SUV, will formally hit the market on this year’s Valentine's Day, as the automaker tries to express the blessing of “falling in love with technology”.

Jan. 2 , 2020
Top 10 homegrown PV, car, SUV models for China by Nov. wholesale volume
Top 10 homegrown PV, car, SUV models for China by Nov. wholesale volume

Automakers in China sold 2,075,266 locally-produced PVs (referring to cars, MPVs, SUVs and minibuses) last month, down by 4.7% over a year ago.

Dec. 12 , 2019
NIO to launch all-new “coupe” SUV at upcoming NIO DAY
NIO to launch all-new “coupe” SUV at upcoming NIO DAY

NIO, the Chinese Telsa Wannabe, is going to launch its third model at the 2019 NIO Day on December 28. The all-new model will reportedly hit the market in the second quarter of 2020 with delivery starting as early as fourth quarter.

Dec. 5 , 2019
Lynk & Co takes wraps off first coupe SUV
Lynk & Co takes wraps off first coupe SUV

The vehicle you see above is the Lynk & Co 05, a rakish coupe SUV that is scheduled to go on sale in the second half of 2020. Previous reports rumored that the 05 would make its debut in Spain several months ago, but that apparently didn't happen.

Nov. 8 , 2019
GAC Honda’s first all-electric SUV VE-1 hits the market
GAC Honda’s first all-electric SUV VE-1 hits the market

GAC Honda launched the first all-electric SUV VE-1 on October 21. Offered in three trim levels, the new BEV model is priced from RMB159,800 and RMB179,800 after subsidy.

Oct. 28 , 2019
BYTON M-Byte SUV’s first pre-production prototype rolls off production line
BYTON M-Byte SUV’s first pre-production prototype rolls off production line

Chinese EV startup BYTON saw its first pre-production prototype of the M-Byte SUV roll off the production line at its Nanjing plant on October 23, according to a posting on the social media platform of Dr. Daniel Kirchert, the startup’s CEO.

Oct. 24 , 2019