10 best examples of automotive plagiarism from China

• 10 best examples of plagiarism from China Automobile

Why waste of human and material resources to develop new models, if there are so many great cars that you can simply copy?

Obviously, it is speculated as Chinese designers responsible for creating models of this collection. Admire the most outstanding examples!

Huanghai Plutus

Original: Chevrolet Colorado

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Plutus between Colorado and there are some differences, which are able to identify a professional. The remaining content with an unknown badge on the grille.

Longer Yuelang X1

Original: Range Rover Evoque

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Electric, carefully styled the Evoque, inexplicably flaunts caps wheels with BMW badge.

BAIC B80VJ

Original: Mercedes-Benz Gelandewagen

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A copy of the legendary army SUV in the Chinese version received in the Jeep grille-style for emphasis.

Hawtai B35

Original: Porsche Cayenne

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Once Cayenne sets new standards in the class of sports crossovers, so that the appearance of its Chinese copy was quite natural.

Chery QQ

Original: Daewoo Matiz

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In this case, plagiarism has gone so far as to copy and the original doors were completely interchangeable.

Lifan 320

Original: Mini Cooper

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If the Mini for you damn road, come to the aid Lifan, which is worth several times more cheaply.

Bamin

Original: Mercedes-Benz W123

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Old but reliable Mercedes-Benz W123 design was the basis for a whole family of Chinese cars, including pick-up.

Shuanguan SCEO

Original: BMW X5

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Saucy Chinese crossover has attracted so much attention that the BMW group even tried to sue Shuanguan - alas, to no avail.

Dongfeng Crazy Soldier

Original: Hummer H1

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The Chinese military is not simply copied the American Hummer: they also called it "crazy soldier".

Geely GE

Original: Rolls-Royce Phantom

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For the luxury sedan executive class, flagship brand Geely, was taken monumental British Phantom.