Car marque Venucia said last year that it intended to make a complete switch to all-electric vehicle production. A while ago, it introduced its first attempt, called The X Concept, and followed it today by unveiling The V Concept. Both SUVs share the same new body design the company calls “V-Galaxy”.
No details are being revealed about the upcoming car just yet, except that its design manages to combine classical Chinese art forms with ultra-modern tech such as a self-driving system, an AI, and “an assortment of interactive and biometry-based features.” The show car looks based on the Nissan IMQ chassis.
Now, concepts are good and all, but customers expect the manufacturer to reveal something more tangible from time to time as well. To this end, Venucia announced the upcoming launch of the e30 hatchback based on the Renault City K-ZE, the T60EV crossover SUV that actually appears an original design more or less, and the D60EV sedan/saloon that is essentially a tweaked Nissan Sylphy. The company said it would reveal their respective specs and prices later. The sedan/saloon will be the first to hit the market in late summer or early fall of 2019, with the other two models following shortly afterwards.
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