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The Chinese Humvee Copy - Eastwind EQ2050 Dongfeng EQ2050

13 November 2006 19 Comments

Dongfeng hummer

The symbol of all things American, the overly big, resource wasting, road hogging SUV come monster truck jeep - the Humvee has an Asian copycat, in terms of the East Wind (Dong Feng in Chinese) EQ2050 and Shenyang Aircraft Industry Co’s SFQ2040 HMWWV (pictured below)

Sinopec has actually bought real Humvees from the USA in the 90’s for use in the civillian sectors. According to Sinodefence.com, the chassis and several parts of the engine come from GM, would the PLA want to rely on foreign companies to supply its potentially main vehicle? Probably not. Im not sure how realiable this information is, seeing as the US and Europe (and most of the capitalist world) has a ban on exporting weapons technology to China for use within weapon systems.

The Dongfeng humvee has a V8 AMG Diesel engine, with 200BHP and a price tag of 250k RMB I’m sure the PLA boys will have a great time playing with this bad boy. The body has only basic protection from small arms fire but looks like it could be upgraded, as could the whole body, to carry missiles, or gun mounts etc. Check out the pictures in the more info section.
Anyway, there are two companies in China that are producing Humvee copies, and both are undergoing road testing with the PLA.

Shenyang HummerMore info

You can see more pictures of the Dongfeng hummer here but be warned, its in Chinese! Lots of pictures though!

19 Comments »

  • Barry said:

    I cant believe they have so deliberately copied an entire car! The shape/style of it is practically the same as the American hummer!

    How much is it, any plans to export it?

  • plex said:

    how small does one’s penis need to be to drive one of these things?

  • ashsutcliffe said:

    Plex,

    One would assume it would have to be quite small.

  • New Beijing ‘Warrior’ Jeep at China Car Times said:

    [...] Beijing Benz announced that it had overhauled the aging 2020, to bring it up to date with the American Humvee, (see China Car Times earlier post on the Chinese Humvee) The new Beijing Jeep, named ‘Warrior’ (could prove quite popular with China’s other army, the army of Counter Strike addicted teenage boys) comes equipped with a 3.2litre engine, and can survive in temperatures up to minus 41 degrees celcius! The engine is all new (even having a diesel one this time - should be better for crossing the Peoples’ rivers than the original gasoline engine), the safety aspect has been remodeled with it having ABS as standard. [...]

  • rgafggggds said:

    It’s a licensed copy

  • Phillip Woon said:

    Nothing to see here folks, move along. Why do people hang around China car forums to make fun. Why don’t they go to American car forums and make fun of those low-quality vehicles?

  • Alexander said:

    Well I for one don’t care about that it it looks like and is based upon the Humvee. Due to the nature of such vehicles in order to fulfil the brief of a military application it would end end up being similar as it seems that it is the best for the task.

    The Iveco LMV, also seems to be of the same proportions.And I’m sure there are many vehicles out there which have taken the Humvee aproach to the task.

    for reference the Iveco LMV
    http://gfx.dagbladet.no/pub/artikkel/4/46/462/462230/lmv.jpg

  • Marco said:

    The Iveco LMV is totally different from the ugly Humvee. It’s obvious that the proportions are similar between same class vehicles, but this don’t mean that the design is similar too (Iveco is a beauty, even if it’s a rough military vehicle).Talking about the chinese copy: yes it’s surely identical to the Hummer!

  • dan said:

    Sorry, but why the Iveco LMV would be “a beauty”? What’s rong whith HMMWV? Hope your I LMV is as reliable as HMMWV (…isn’t it something like …FIAT?)?

  • Marco said:

    Dan, I was talking exclusively about aesthetics, I don’t care about performance(infact, I think that Humvee is pretty good, if USA uses it so much).The fact that FIAT isn’t very known outside Italy doesn’t mean that it isn’t good (here FIAT is a legend, and we are talking about Italy, not about some third world country). Now don’t tell me that the Iveco doesn’t look prettier than the Humvee because I don’t believe you :)
    http://www.armytrucks.com/image/armorhumvee.jpg
    http://gfx.dagbladet.no/pub/artikkel/4/46/462/462230/lmv.jpg

  • hamxza said:

    they are not low quality

  • Mark said:

    There should be an international regulating body to prevent Chinese from copying designs of western cars. Let’s create it now!!

  • Phillip Woon said:

    And who’s going to enforce it? Does China export vehicles to the West? What difference does it make?

  • Phillip Woon said:

    Well, I for one wouldn’t buy an American car. I did once, and I regretted it.

  • James said:

    I am looking for Hummer parts.I have specifications.Whats the name of the factory in China?

  • randolph said:

    pleace sent my the price off the chinees EQ2050 NOT the militare one.

  • Slemiafefly said:

    Бла да тут через слово читать чтобы суть дошёл

  • China Automobile Remakes - GupShup Forums said:

    [...] have literally copied any car on the planet.. They are a car makes nightmare. Check the Humvee copy The Chinese Humvee Copy - Eastwind EQ2050 Dongfeng EQ2050 | China Car Times Also now Chinese company has officially bought Hummer line from [...]

  • rico said:

    WOW,THE CHINESE ARE REALLY UP TO IT AND SLOWLY THEY ARE INVADING THE WORLD,PROBABLY ONE MORNING YOU WILL WAKE UP WITH A CHINESE GIRL BESIDE YOU.NO REALLY NEED TO SEND ME THE TWO COMPANIES PRODUCING IT,NEED SOME PARTS,THANKS.

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