A few days ago, Volkswagen Kanche learned from saic Motor Maxus that its new medium and large MPV Chase G90 will be officially listed on March 21. It is reported that the new car has completed the declaration of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology before, the appearance of the contour is basically the same as the MIFA 9 previously listed, only for the front face of the new design, powered by 2.0T gasoline / diesel two engines.
Judging from the declaration drawings, the front face of the new car uses a large-size grille, which is equipped with chrome trim strips, which is unique. At the same time, the popular split headlights are not absent, and the sharp inverted "L" shaped daytime running lights above are integrated with the grille frame, with the prominent chrome front shovel shape, the overall visual impact is very strong.
On the side of the body, the new car adopts a square body and a flat straight line, while the suspended roof, "Z" shaped chrome trim and double-sided sliding doors highlight the luxurious atmosphere. At the rear of the body, the new car uses the current popular through-type taillights, which have a good effect after lighting. The rear surround is simple in shape and the exhaust is concealed.
In terms of body size, the new car has a length, width and height of 5280/1998/1845mm, and a wheelbase of 3200mm. Compared with toyota Syna, Buick GL8 and other similar joint venture MPV is larger, it will provide two seat layouts of 6 seats and 7 seats.
In terms of interior, according to the previous real car spy photo, the new car adopts a penetrating central control screen, touch air conditioning buttons, wireless charging of mobile phones and a barrier structure, creating a strong sense of science and technology atmosphere.
In terms of power, the new car will be equipped with a diesel 2.0T turbo engine modeled SC20M163Q6A with a maximum power of 120Kw, in addition to a gasoline 2.0T turbocharged engine with a maximum power of 172Kw. More news about the new car, Volkswagen Kanche will continue to report.