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    This is why I'm personally not confident in purchasing Chinese cars (except for Maxus which is locally distributed by the Ayala Group)

    I've seen a "Changan thread" as early as 2005, another thread in 2013 and 2019. I've seen a van (or 2) on local roads.

    But I personally didn't know they left (PH) and was surprised to see this morning's news that they're "re-entering" the local market under CMPI

    Changan re-enters PH market with five new models, including one EV | TopGear PH



    Chinese carmaker Changan is back in the Philippines, and it’s re-entering the market with no less than five new models. This time around, the brand will be distributed by Changan Motor Philippines, Inc. (CMPI), managed by the same leaders who brought in Hyundai to the Philippines.
    Alsvin - subcompact sedan
    CS35 Plus - subcompact SUV
    CS75 Plus - compact SUV
    CS95 - seven-seat midsize SUV
    Eado EV460 EV

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    CS35 looks good. I wonder how this will be priced.

    I think their 1yr or 20,000km maintenance interval is pretty good. Can we ask for transparency or pricing for the 5yr maintenance cost?

    Chinese Ancap scores?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ice15 View Post
    But I personally didn't know they left (PH) and was surprised to see this morning's news that they're "re-entering" the local market under CMPI
    The recent local Changan renames the brand into Kaicene to give way for this "new" Changan.

    The previous one Sports the old Star Trek Logo, and sells their light commercial vehicle models. I wondered that time why they didn't use the new V- logo. When the news of the name change came, with all the Chinese big names coming in, it was a safe bet already this is bound to happen.

    https://www.topgear.com.ph/news/indu...a2619-20200602
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    The new Changan Alsvin starts at P579k | TopGear PH

    Changan Alsvin 1.4L MT -P579,000
    Changan Alsvin 1.5L DCT - P639,000
    Changan Alsvin 1.5L DCT Platinum - P679,000
    The Alsvin comes with two engine options: a 1.4-liter powerplant and a 1.5-liter mill. The former generates 99hp and 135Nm of torque and is mated to a five-speed manual gearbox, while the latter is capable of 106hp and 145Nm and is mated to a five-speed dual-clutch transmission.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ice15 View Post
    parang kamukha ng MG 5

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    2022 Changan CS 35 Plus facelift starts at PHP 898k | Autoindustriya



    CS 35 Plus Lite – PHP 898,000
    CS 35 Plus Hype – PHP 969,000
    CS 35 Plus Luxe – PHP 999,000

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    dayum its looks good and its got adas. but the big question is: whats the fuel consumption like?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ice15 View Post
    saw the prefacelift one in the flesh and it really looks good. Too bad despite being the better vehicle, ma overshadow pa din siya ng Raize.

    and ang hina ng marketing nila, sana Sojitz na din humawak sa Changan

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    raize will do good naman sa price segment nya...

    Changan just needs to market better. getting 2nd or 3rd spot sa segment should be good. invest lng sila sa celebrities for more "impressions"

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    Android Auto/Apple CarPlay na lang kulang swak na swak na sana sa needs ko.

    Didn't like the pre-facelift since it looks like a VW rip-off

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