Great Walls Shanghai Line Up – Hold on to your hats

Great Wall has six cool cars lined up for the Shanghai Show, and we’ve got pictures of each one. Click continue reading to see more!

The Cowry MPV:
cowry 1 Great Walls Shanghai Line Up Hold on to your hats

cowry 2 Great Walls Shanghai Line Up Hold on to your hats

cowry 3 Great Walls Shanghai Line Up Hold on to your hats

cowry 4 Great Walls Shanghai Line Up Hold on to your hats

The Coolbear: Originally shown at the Beijing Auto Show, and looks somewhat similar to the Scion XB

coolbear1 Great Walls Shanghai Line Up Hold on to your hats

coolbear2 Great Walls Shanghai Line Up Hold on to your hats

coolbear3 Great Walls Shanghai Line Up Hold on to your hats

coolbear4 Great Walls Shanghai Line Up Hold on to your hats

Great Wall i7: We’re not sure what Great Wall were trying to achieve with this model, but we think it looks kinda cool.

i71 Great Walls Shanghai Line Up Hold on to your hats

i72 Great Walls Shanghai Line Up Hold on to your hats

i73 Great Walls Shanghai Line Up Hold on to your hats

i74 Great Walls Shanghai Line Up Hold on to your hats

i75 Great Walls Shanghai Line Up Hold on to your hats

Pery 4×4:

jingling4x41 Great Walls Shanghai Line Up Hold on to your hats

jingling4x42 Great Walls Shanghai Line Up Hold on to your hats

jingling4x43 Great Walls Shanghai Line Up Hold on to your hats

jingling4x44 Great Walls Shanghai Line Up Hold on to your hats

Regular Pery: This one got Great Wall into trouble, but we’ve seen it out and about.
jingling 1 Great Walls Shanghai Line Up Hold on to your hats

jingling 2 Great Walls Shanghai Line Up Hold on to your hats

jingling 4 Great Walls Shanghai Line Up Hold on to your hats

jingling 41 Great Walls Shanghai Line Up Hold on to your hats

jingling 5 Great Walls Shanghai Line Up Hold on to your hats

Xuan Li: We dont know what the English name is, but it looks cool anyway!

xuanli1 Great Walls Shanghai Line Up Hold on to your hats

xuanli2 Great Walls Shanghai Line Up Hold on to your hats

xuanli3 Great Walls Shanghai Line Up Hold on to your hats

Ash

Ash came to China at 18 on a whim and never left. Some 10 years later he collected a degree and a family along the way and now focuses his time on watching the Chinese car industry develop. He has witnessed the market change from being minor backyard market in to the world's biggest and most important market for all car manufacturers. You can contact or connect with him via Linkedin by clicking the 'Website' link.

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