Great Wall ute pricing puts Ssangyong in the firing line
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Great Wall is talking a big game with its new ute, boldly claiming it'll sit with the Toyota HiLux and Ford Ranger as a top-three selling mid-sized ute globally, but its pricing Down Under will be a closer match for the Ssangyong Musso.
The mid-range 'Passenger' version of the as-yet unnamed ute will be priced at around $35,000 with an automatic transmission, diesel, and four-wheel drive according to Haval Australia managing director, Koma Li.
The all-wheel drive Kia Stinger has more traction than its rear-wheel drive counterpart, but that comes at a cost. Drifting, to be specific.
A new iteration of the all-wheel drive system offered in left-hand drive markets, dubbed Dynamic AWD, aims to close that gap.
2020 Mercedes-Benz GLS unveiled: Australian launch due this year
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Mercedes has unveiled its most luxurious SUV yet.
The new generation Mercedes GLS is larger in every dimension than its predecessor (length +77 mm, width +22 mm, wheelbase +60mm) to create a more spacious cabin – and crammed it with technology.
All three rows of seats have electric adjustment and there are two giant 11.6-inch touchscreens for second-row passengers.
There’s also an optional 7-inch Android tablet that stows in its own docking station in the second row arm rest.
Hyundai’s luxury brand Genesis may be in its infancy but it has an eye on the future with the Mint concept unveiled on the eve of the New York motor show overnight.
The two-seater show car is a pointer to an electric hatchback that promises more than 300km of driving range and 350kW fast-charging.
“Mint belongs in the city, and we are proud to introduce our evolution of the ideal city car in New York,” said Manfred Fitzgerald, the global boss of Genesis.
Volkswagen Teramont X, SUV Coupe Concept debut in Shanghai
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Volkswagen has unveiled the Teramont X and SUV Coupe, two new crossovers with coupe-like styling, at the Shanghai motor show today.
Both SUVs, one a production model and the other a concept, join the I.D. Roomzz and SMV on the German brand's display.
The Teramont X is the only production-ready model of the two coupe SUVs revealed in China. Visually, it borrows heavily from the Atlas Cross Sport concept displayed at the 2018 New York motor show, later shown in a leaked photo.