Roewe 850 Information


It seems that SAIC and Ssangyong have worked together on this stretched limo for the Chinese market. SAIC have provided the brand, and the car, and Ssangyong have dropped in some of their larger engines, a 3.2l and a 2.8l engine have been offered up.

The Roewe limo first appeared on CCT last month, but information on the car has been slim on the ground, until now! As mentioned above, the engines are a 3.2 and a smaller 2.8l model, there are also rumors of a 5.0L engine making its way into the future 850. The transmission is a 7 speed semi auto, probably from Mercedes via the Mercedes-Ssangyong tie up.

Although CCT is not entirely sure, it seems that the Roewe 850 is a Chinese mainland production version of the Ssangyong W200 Chairman. The 850 is expected to launch at the Shanghai Auto show later this year.

More information on the Roewe 850 can be found on the excellent MGUK website.

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6 Comments so far, please add your thoughts!

  1. avatar l_Hate_China says:

    Mercedes engine and transmission was licensed only to Ssangyong, cannot be used in a Roewe.

  2. avatar L_HATE_KOREA says:

    i like korean cars…especially the Hyundai Accident…they keep me in good business…everything needs to be replaced every 4 months.. .i’m a car mechanic btw

  3. avatar CWRU says:

    wow, envy envy envy.

  4. avatar aron says:

    Haven’t we had enough bickering, let’s all live in peace and harmony.

  5. avatar Head Honcho says:

    Man, what is going on here. I didn’t realize porn spam was allowed.

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