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The auto industry is abuzz with news about the upcoming CN-100 MPV from SAIC-GM-Wuling, which will be marketed under the Baojun brand. This new vehicle represents a significant step for Wuling, venturing into uncharted territories.
Recently, two CN-100 MPVs were spotted in the factory's scrapyard, fueling speculations about the vehicle's development progress. The CN-100 MPV, codenamed as such, is larger than typical mianbaoche's, indicating a shift towards more spacious vehicles in the Wuling lineup.
The confirmed engine for the CN-100 MPV is the 1.2 litre P-TEC engine from GM. This engine, a familiar sight in Chevrolet's Aveo and Spark models, promises efficiency and reliability. The engine model for the new MPV, however, remains to be officially announced.
As the CN-100 MPV undergoes crash tests, the design of the pre-production model is expected to be refined by Wuling before its official unveiling. The design improvements aim to make the CN-100 MPV stand out in the crowded MPV market.
Meanwhile, other players in the MPV segment are also gearing up for launches. Li Auto's pure electric MPV Whale W01 renderings have been unveiled, based on EV spy shots. The BYD Zhou MPV has also been spied again, believed to be ready for launch soon. The BYD Tang Max/Zhou MPV interior has also been spied, hinting at its upcoming launch later this year.
In conclusion, the auto industry is witnessing an exciting phase with new players and new models entering the MPV segment. The CN-100 MPV from SAIC-GM-Wuling, under the Baojun brand, is one such promising entrant, promising to bring a fresh perspective to the MPV market. Stay tuned for more updates on this new MPV!
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