Car Indicators
FOR years, reviews of Chinese cars have begun in much the same way: “It’s surprisingly good.” Or “Better than you’d expect.”
The implication has always been the same; that these manufacturers are still learning. Still honing their skills.
Which is a bit of a nonsense of course, as the majority of Chinese manufacturers have been around for decades – longer … Read the rest
NEW car brands rarely move into flagship territory so quickly. Most establish themselves with accessible, volume-focused models before stepping up.
Omoda had already introduced itself to the UK with the smaller Omoda 5. The 9 SHS, however, signaled a clear escalation in ambition.
This is the brand’s range-topping SUV — a large, all-wheel-drive plug-in hybrid producing 449 bhp, capable of … Read the rest