Renault and Geely swing on a joint crossover
- October 14, 2022
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The Korean branch of the French automaker – Renault Samsung – posted on the network an image of a mysterious crossover, which can receive a power source from
The Korean branch of the French automaker – Renault Samsung – posted on the network an image of a mysterious crossover, which can receive a power source from
Judging by the unclear photo, the car looks like Renault Arkana, but the second generation. In South Korea, it is released under the name Samsung XM3. But it can also be an independent model of the D-class cross-coupé. Most importantly, however, under the hood of the novelty, the Thor Hi-X hybrid powerplant developed by the Chinese automaker Geely will take its place.
It includes a 1.5-litre supercharged petrol engine, an electric motor and a three-speed DHT transmission. The total power of the power plant is 244 horsepower. Of. In addition, there are rumors that the novelty is based on the CMA platform, created by Geely and Volvo engineers.
Recall that in December 2021 it became known about the cooperation between Renault and Geely in South Korea. Through this partnership, the French will gain access to Swedish-Chinese technologies and Geely will be able to use the Busan assembly plant and locate some models there. From there, the Chinese will ship their cars to the US.
Judging by the unclear photo, the car looks like Renault Arkana, but the second generation. In South Korea, it is released under the name Samsung XM3. But it can also be an independent model of the D-class cross-coupé. Most importantly, however, under the hood of the novelty, the Thor Hi-X hybrid powerplant developed by the Chinese automaker Geely will take its place.
It includes a 1.5-litre supercharged petrol engine, an electric motor and a three-speed DHT transmission. The total power of the power plant is 244 horsepower. Of. In addition, there are rumors that the novelty is based on the CMA platform, created by Geely and Volvo engineers.
Recall that in December 2021 it became known about the cooperation between Renault and Geely in South Korea. Through this partnership, the French will gain access to Swedish-Chinese technologies and Geely will be able to use the Busan assembly plant and locate some models there. From there, the Chinese will ship their cars to the US.
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