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Volkswagen is gauging Chinese customer reaction to electric cars with the world premiere of a battery-powered version of its Golf-based Lavida sedan. Called the 'E-Lavida', the concept study is the VW group's first ever e-car completely designed and produced in China. Details on the E-Lavida remain scarce, but the company did release a bunch of photos of the car that you can check out after the break.
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- Auto China 2012: Brilliance Auto Greater China Ii Concept And H230 Compact Sedan
The BMW Group's Chinese partner Brilliance Auto displayed three new models at the 2012 Beijing International Automotive Exhibition including an impressive concept for a mid-size sedan called the 'Great China II'. The Chinese company said...
- New China Market Volkswagen Lavida Draws Its Inspiration From The Passat
Four years and some 700,000 sales after Volkswagen debuted the Lavida at the 2008 Beijing Auto Show in China, the German automaker is returning to this year's venue to present the successor to its widely popular family sedan. Though you would be...
- China's Chery Preview Two New Concept Models Ahead Of The 2012 Beijing Auto Show
The forthcoming Auto China Show 2012 in Beijing will host the world premiere of two new concept models from the country's fourth largest automaker and Jaguar-Land Rover Group's newest associate, Chery Automobile. The Chinese carmaker announced...
- Vw Planning Plug-in Jetta As Well As Passat, Golf And Jetta Hybrid Models
Together with the unveiling of the fully-electric Golf Blue-e-Motion prototype at a special event in Berlin today, Volkswagen also outlined its future product plans for sustainable mobility. According to Volkswagen, in 2013, the production Golf Blue-e-Motion...
- Beijing Show: 2009 Volkswagen Lavida Sedan
Developed in China by Volkswagen and its local joint venture with Shanghai Automotive Industry Cooperation (SAIC), the Lavida is a four-door sedan roughly the size of a BMW 3-Series (4,608 mm long, 1,743 mm wide and 1,465 mm tall with a 2,610 mm wheelbase)....
Cars
Volkswagen Presents E-Lavida Study at Beijing Show
Volkswagen is gauging Chinese customer reaction to electric cars with the world premiere of a battery-powered version of its Golf-based Lavida sedan. Called the 'E-Lavida', the concept study is the VW group's first ever e-car completely designed and produced in China. Details on the E-Lavida remain scarce, but the company did release a bunch of photos of the car that you can check out after the break.
Read more »
- Auto China 2012: Brilliance Auto Greater China Ii Concept And H230 Compact Sedan
The BMW Group's Chinese partner Brilliance Auto displayed three new models at the 2012 Beijing International Automotive Exhibition including an impressive concept for a mid-size sedan called the 'Great China II'. The Chinese company said...
- New China Market Volkswagen Lavida Draws Its Inspiration From The Passat
Four years and some 700,000 sales after Volkswagen debuted the Lavida at the 2008 Beijing Auto Show in China, the German automaker is returning to this year's venue to present the successor to its widely popular family sedan. Though you would be...
- China's Chery Preview Two New Concept Models Ahead Of The 2012 Beijing Auto Show
The forthcoming Auto China Show 2012 in Beijing will host the world premiere of two new concept models from the country's fourth largest automaker and Jaguar-Land Rover Group's newest associate, Chery Automobile. The Chinese carmaker announced...
- Vw Planning Plug-in Jetta As Well As Passat, Golf And Jetta Hybrid Models
Together with the unveiling of the fully-electric Golf Blue-e-Motion prototype at a special event in Berlin today, Volkswagen also outlined its future product plans for sustainable mobility. According to Volkswagen, in 2013, the production Golf Blue-e-Motion...
- Beijing Show: 2009 Volkswagen Lavida Sedan
Developed in China by Volkswagen and its local joint venture with Shanghai Automotive Industry Cooperation (SAIC), the Lavida is a four-door sedan roughly the size of a BMW 3-Series (4,608 mm long, 1,743 mm wide and 1,465 mm tall with a 2,610 mm wheelbase)....