Maybe we should rename it as "Hipoca" as the badge on the grille read?

It appears "猛士" (Měngshì) is translated as "M-Hero" in international

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UmarTheGreat_047 a écrit
Looks like it got indeed facelifted. But maybe only for export

This one is called 欧洲版 (Ōuzhōu bǎn) which means "European version/edition"

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No, only the bodywork is Chinese, but the chassis is Indian

Please delete "Aras Free Zone", it's not really precise

I am unsure the electric version was built in Portugal

This concept was developped in Greece, I'm changing the origin accordingly

Dorcen, the supplier of this car, went bankrupt in 2021, yet in 2022 in was still available. Maybe made by a successor company, or sold from available stocks

in 2000 the Chevrolet logo was added to the front like on this picture:


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Desscythe17 a écrit
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renault_Korea_Motors#Decline_in_sales,_electric_vehicles_and_recovery_attempts_(2010%E2%80%932022)
"In 2012, RSM introduced an electric version of its SM3 car known as the SM3 Z.E., imported from Turkey. In October 2013 the car started to be assembled at the Busan plant"

my bad i confused Busan and Bursa... The Turkish factory is Bursa, could you please delete the Busan one? Thanks in advance

Apparently it was not made in Rüsselsheim

I can't find anything about chassis code being "JL7000BEV0"

Desscythe17 a écrit
But only for export market, no?

Desscythe17 a écrit
You could rename the main page and I'm willing to edit manually the individual entries

Why "Moskvitch", and not "Moskvich", without the "t"? Not only it is the correct English transcription of cyrillic "Москвич", but it is also how they spell it on brochures (at least English ones) and export badges:

www.autominded.net/brochure/div9/1969%20Moskvich%2006.jpg



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Something wrong with the name

Izhevsk is in Russia, not China

Shouldn't rather be Australian origin?

Please delete Zilina as built location, it is redundant with Teplička nad Váhom (which is the more correct one)

this brand's latin script name is "Sunra"

Chinese name is 新日 (Xīnrì)

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I think the make should just Rover, not Land Rover

Production actually stopped in 1965, and cars were sold from stock until 1968

Desscythe17 a écrit

Probably, this is a rebadged Skywell/Skywell ET5

Though generally, Chinese resellers apply their badges only on export market

Shouldn't "FreZe" be the brand and "Nikrob EV" the model name?
And Lithuanian instead of Latvian?

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I changed the year to 2006: the 2005 version was badged as GM and had a different grille

Desscythe17 a écrit

Oh I'm really sorry, I was a bit tired...

Fixed

Why was the Spanish assembly plant accepted but not the Portuguese one?

Keitanyan a écrit
Yes, the Japanese spec is here: www.webcarstory.com/voiture.php?id=325