Baojun is a joint project between General Motors and SAIC, with specialists from the USA working on the development of the cars. They did not overlook the Baojun Valli model either.
The front of the car stands out with a memorable look: a wide radiator grille and narrow LED headlights. This Chinese C-class station wagon is 4.7 meters long and boasts a spacious interior. If you fold down the rear row of seats, the cargo volume reaches 1620 liters.
Inside, there is a digital instrument panel and a fairly large touchscreen for the multimedia system. The two-spoke steering wheel resembles what you can see in the Skoda Octavia. Available options include electric driver's seat adjustment, a panoramic roof, adaptive cruise control, as well as automatic braking and lane-keeping systems.
Under the hood of the Baojun Valli is a 1.5-liter turbocharged gasoline engine producing 147 horsepower. It is paired with a continuously variable transmission (CVT).
