Evergrande Auto Hengchi Experience Center in Guangzhou

Tom 3 min read

We don't know how long Evergrande-Auto and Hengchi will be with us. If the Evergrande Group and NEVS separate in the next few months, our Evergrande reporting will end. The fact alone that Hengchi vehicles were co-developed in Trollhättan is not enough to continue writing about the brand. It's not that far yet, everything is in flux, so we dare to take a look at the Hengchi Experience Center in Guangzhou.

We discover a surprise - for the first time we see exciting details in Hengchi 5 LX that we didn't expect - and experience a disappointment. And in the end, reality catches up with us. What to make of it?

Hengchi Experience Center
Hengchi Experience Center

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