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Landwind X7: Range Rover Copy Clear For Sale In China
Range Rover's design copy, the made in China Landwind X7 has got a thumbs up for being sold in China, after Chinese officials dismissed Land Rover's complaints saying it was a copy of the Evoque.
When the vehicle was first revealed, Ralf Speth, the CEO of Jaguar Land Rover, along with Chery, JLRs joint venture partner, indicated they would file a complaint.
During the Shanghai Auto Show, Speth spoke a few words and claimed that Jaguar and Land Rover cannot do anything to stop this copy from going on sale.
The
Landwind,
when
going
on
sale
most
likely
by
this
August,
will
have
a
price
tag
that
is
just
one
third
of
that
of
the
original
Evoque.
When
JLR
tried
to
call
up
the
company
that
made
the
Landwind,
Jiangling,
did
not
answer
or
return
calls.
Since the Evoque's launch in China last October, the SUV has seen steady sales. So now, it comes down to a customer's choice if the original Evoque is picked or the Landwind X7.
