At the end of July 2021, Cowin lineup was expanded with a large compact sedan called Xuandu. To develop it, the parent company Chery used the construction of the Arrizo 7 produced from 2013 to 2018, which was extensively modified in terms of visuals.[3]
The Xuandu has gently styled headlights, as well as a narrow air intake between them. The rear part of the body is decorated with a characteristic, luminous strip divided in the central point with the manufacturer's logo. The passenger compartment has a new design of the dashboard, with a central console facing the driver and a touch screen of the multimedia system.[4]
Like other low-cost Cowin models, the Xuandu was developed for the mainland Chinese market in mind in order to compete with other compact cars. The sale is scheduled to start in the third quarter of 2021.
Kaiyi Xuandu EV
In 2024, the lineup expanded with the electric version of the Xuandu, featuring a redesigned, more pointed front fascia and a reshaped rear bumper, resulting in a body that's 73 mm longer than the combustion-powered version. It's powered by a 163-horsepower electric motor, and the battery allows for a range of up to 350 kilometers on a single charge.
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