This is the Yogomo 7 Seat Passenger Car for China

Reading Time: 3 minutes

News like this to your inbox or phone?

Weekly summary to your inbox

Never miss and important news

Get Instant notification once the news is published.

- Advertisement -

This is the Yogomo 7 Seat Passenger Car, one of the coolest vehicles ever manufactured in China. The Yogomo 7 Seat Passenger Car, also known as the Yogomo 6320 MPV, is a mini MPV scheduled for launch on the Chinese car market in the first half of 2015.

- Advertisement -

Dash is hip as well. Slightly sloped, very square, with blue dials and lots of black plastic. Steering wheel color doesn’t match dash color, which looks kinda fuzzy. Pedals seem very tiny.

- Advertisement -

yogomo-china-this-is-1b

Steering wheel far from dash in true MPV style. Gear lever in center console, topped by an ash tray (yeah!), the aircon controls, and a medium-sized LCD screen for the infotainment system.

yogomo-china-this-is-2

Even the alloys scream cool.

The Yogomo 7 Seat Passenger Car is manufactured by the Hebei Yujie Vehicle Corporation, based in Hebei Province with factories in Shandong, Jiangxi, and Chongqing.The company, operating under the English name ‘Yogomo’, makes a range of small electric vehicles.

The 6320 7 Seat Passenger Car however is petrol-powered, by a 1.0 liter petrol engine with 67hp, mated to a 5-speed manual gearbox, sending horses to the front wheels. Top speed is 120 kilometers per hour. Size: 3650/1660/1690, and wheelbase is 2370. Curb weight is only 950 kilo.

Trial production started in October and mass production will start later this month. No word on pricing yet but this kind of mini MPV’s are usually very cheap, starting around 40.000 and ending around 60.000 yuan.

Yogomo is also working on a hybrid version and on an electric version. The latter would make a lot of sense because the company has experience with EV’s, and because electric mini MPV’s and minivans are fast becoming a next big thing in China. The EV, designated ‘5010’, will have a max speed of 50 km/h and a 180 kilometer range.

yogomo-china-this-is-3

This is the penal van version, two doors less but even more hipster. Think of it as an RV in pink, with lowered suspension, shiny gold alloys, and darkened windows.

yogomo-china-this-is-3a

Big enough for a bed.

yogomo-china-this-is-4

Grille needs more chrome.

yogomo-china-this-is-5

The rear of the 7 Seat Passenger Car, with trendy taillights.

Thanks to Reader D Mitra for the tip!

[UPDATE]

yogomo-pink-1

That’s it! Pink, with lowered suspension, shiny gold alloys, and darkened windows. Brilliantly photoshopped by Reader Milen Milenovich, thank you so much for making this fantasy come true. Well, almost… Let’s just hope Yogomo is seeing this too.

[/UPDATE]

 

- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -

4 COMMENTS

  1. It is amazing that the Chinese authorities always talk about restructuring the automotive industry, to diminish the number of manufacturers and on the other hand they give continuously production licenses to new companies asking for it.

  2. Erik, isn’t this company one that got its start as a mini EV maker? It seems that some of these little EV makers start out with government approval for developing new energy, and then somehow get away with making the switch to petro engine models.
    But I agree, the government seems to have a split personality on this topic. One minute we hear about the drive to consolidate the industry, as with SAIC, Chang’an, and GAC and then, as you say, the next minute we see it issuing production licenses to start up companies like Yogomo.

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

- Advertisement -