View Photos of Chinese Cars That Are Potentially U.S. Bound
Increasingly, Chinese brands are eyeing the U.S. market and making serious plans to come here. Which ones? Read on.
Aiways U7 Ion concept
Startup Aiways showed this SUV concept at Shanghai, on the heels of its smaller U5 SUV that was at the Geneva show in March 2019.
Aiways U7 Ion concept
Aiways has confirmed plans to sell its vehicles in Europe on a lease-only basis as early as 2021.
Geely Geometry A
Geely's Geometry A is the first offering from a new EV-only brand from the major Chinese automaker.
Karma Pininfarina GT
Wanxiang Group, new owner of the former Fisker Automotive, now uses Karma as the brand name. This is its Pininfarina-designed concept.
Karma Revero GT
Karma Revero GT is a heavily revised version of the Revero sedan with a BMW three-cylinder engine in place of the former 2.0-liter General Motors unit.
Karma Vision concept
Karma Vision concept is said to telegraph the brand's aspiration of becoming an "open-platform luxury automotive incubator."
Nio ES8
Nio has sold more than 15,000 of this ES8 SUV in the China market and will bring out a smaller ES6 in June.
Nio ET
The Nio ET Preview sedan would have little difficulty finding U.S. buyers, we'd wager, but it's not expected here any time soon.
Xpeng P7
Xiaopeng Motors's Xpeng P7 is a coupe-styled EV sedan with a claimed 310-mile range under the optimistic NEDC testing protocol that China uses.
Xpeng P7
The Xpeng P7 brings a Tesla to mind, and the company says that's because it intends to sell its products beyond China eventually.
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