Archive for the ‘Zotye’ Category

Zotye Z300 hits the China car market

Published on May 15, 2012 by W.E. Ning

Zotye Z300 sedan China

The new Zotye Z300 sedan has been launched at the Chinese car market. Zotye, being a funny brand, has been funny with the price: starts at 58.999 yuan and ends at 69.999 yuan. No, what do you get for all those nines?

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Zotye Z300 gets a Price in China

Published on May 10, 2012 by Joey Wang

Zotye Z300

The new Zotye Z300 sedan will hit the China car market later this month. Price will start at 62.900 yuan and end at 69.900 yuan and that is not much money for much car. The Z300 debuted two weeks ago at the Beijing Auto Show and Zoyte is very quick bringing it to the market.

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Zotye Z100 will be very Cheap in China

Published on May 2, 2012 by Tycho de Feyter

Zotye Z100

The Zotye Z100 did not appear at the Beijing Auto Show but did appear at a local dealer show near Zotye’s headquarters, priced very cheap from 23.800 yuan to 25.800 yuan. Note license plate: Xin Jiangnan TT, or New Jiangnan TT. The Jiangnan TT is the cheapest car in china, based on the ancient Suzuki Alto. Jiangnan is a subsidiary of Zotye Auto. Whether the Z100 is the replacement for the TT or an addition to the TT is not very clear at the moment, in China new can mean both.

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Zotye Z200 Dragon Edition at the Beijing Auto Show

Published on April 30, 2012 by W.E. Ning

Zotye Z200

Everybody has a special Dragon Edition for the Beijing Auto Show so Zotye wanted one too. This is the Zotye Z200, you guessed it, ‘Dragon Edition’. It costs only 1888 yuan more than the standard Z200, which starts at 43.600 yuan. For 1800 yuan you get:

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Zotye Z300 debuts at the Beijing Auto Show

Published on April 24, 2012 by Tycho de Feyter

Zotye Z300

The new Zotye Z300 sedan debuted at the Beijing Auto Show. The Zotye Z300 is a shameless copy of the Toyota Allion. Zotye so should say: “thank you Toyota!”, but they don’t. And Toyota doesn’t sue. They wouldn’t win anyway, not a change. The Z300 will hit the Chinese car market in the second half of this year, price is expected to start around 65.000 yuan.

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Zotye Z300 arrives at the Beijing Auto Show

Published on April 21, 2012 by Joey Wang

Zotye Z300

This is the new Zotye Z300 sedan, it will debut on Monday at the Beijing Auto Show but it ain’t no secret anymore, now. One red example was seen undisguised near to the exhibition hall. The Z300 is Zotye’s biggest car so far and, sadly, a 1:1 copy of the Toyota Allion.

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Zotye Z300 will debut at the Beijing Auto Show

Published on April 19, 2012 by Tycho de Feyter

Zotye Z300

The new Zotye Z300 sedan will debut next week at the Beijing Auto Show. The Z300 is Zotye’s biggest car so far and a 1:1 copy of the Toyota Allion. The Zotye Z300 is late, is was expected to hit the China car market in December last year but hasn’t arrived yet, listing is now expected for the second half of this year.

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Spy Shots: Zotye Z100 testing in China, with its Inspiration

Published on March 7, 2012 by Tycho de Feyter

Zotye Z100 testing in China

Did I mention the new Zotye Z100 was a copy-clone of the Suzuki Alto? Yez I did. Zotye was good enough to confirm my suspicions by testing the new Z100 with the Suzuki Alto together. Thank you Zotye. Well, they did remove the Suzuki-badge…

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Spy Shots: Zotye A00 = Zotye Z100

Published on February 29, 2012 by Tycho de Feyter

Zotye Z100 China

The Zotye A00 is a new mini car from China and an almost perfect copy of the Suzuki Alto. New spy shots reveal its real name: Zotye Z100. The Z100 will likely debut at the Beijing Auto Show where it will stand alongside the new Zotye Z300 which is an almost perfect copy of the Toyota Allion.

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A Zotye thinks it is a Toyota in China

Published on December 24, 2011 by Tycho de Feyter

China Zotye Toyota copy

Here we have a very schizophrenic car, parked on a parking lot close to my home in Beijing. It is a Zotye 2008 mini SUV but badged as a Toyota. Car-buyers can get these badges right at the dealer, no need for the after market. Things though get even worse:

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