About China's Coolest Cars
Here’s a Shuanghuan Laiwang MPV in Beijing in the summer of 2014. The vehicle was in reasonable shape. It had seen some life! Busts on the bumpers, faded paint, and it had steel wheels instead of the factory alloys. Still, these cars are ultra rare nowadays, so seeing one in the wild is always great.
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We have discussed the Shuanghuan Noble several times on this website. The Noble was a Smart-inspired mini car that got Shuanghuan in all sorts of legal trouble internationally, but in China it sold rather well. The Noble debuted in 2007 and was available with 0.8 and 1.1 liter petrol engine. But in 2010, Shuanghuan also unveiled an electric version of the Noble on a car show in Beijing. Continue reading “The Shuanghuan Noble EV Was A Nice Idea”
A Shuanghuan Noble hatchback, seen parked on the road in Beijing in 2009. The Noble was painted in yellow with an orange-black interior, and fitted with Mercedes-Benz logo’s on nose and wheels.
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A Shuanghuan SCEO SUV seen near Chaoyang Park in east Beijing in 2010. The car looked nice in Chengguan livery but it also looked a bit tired. Always hard at work, we bet.
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It is rare to see such a perfect Shuanghuan Noble, but it did happen to me on the Tuning Tribe dealer area in Beijing. The good Noble was in a great shape, painted in red, and standing on its original wheels.
