{"id":250424,"date":"2022-05-20T18:50:00","date_gmt":"2022-05-20T15:50:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/auto.inform.com.de\/?p=250424"},"modified":"2022-05-20T18:53:10","modified_gmt":"2022-05-20T15:53:10","slug":"gupt-t60-maxus-a-new-chinese-pickup-truck","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/auto.inform.com.de\/en\/gupt-t60-maxus-a-new-chinese-pickup-truck\/","title":{"rendered":"Gupt T60 Maxus – a new Chinese pickup truck"},"content":{"rendered":"

Review of the Chinese auto novelty 2017-2018 from the company SAIK, SAIK Maxus self-delivery T60 – the first, News, photos, price, parameters, technical characteristics of a modern Chinese pickup truck, very similar to the Japanese Nissan Navara pickup truck.<\/p>\n

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The official presentation of the new coupe from the SAIC Maxus concern on the T60 is scheduled for November 18, 2016 as part of an automobile exhibition in the Chinese city of Guangzhou (Guangzhou Motor Show). But you can already get acquainted with the novelty from several dealerships in China, which, of course, took advantage of Chinese automotive journalists. We, in turn, will share with you the first news with our readers.<\/p>\n

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Sales of the new Chinese pickup truck Gupt Maxus T60 with atmospheric gasoline 1.8 (133 hp) and 2.8 turbo diesel (150 hp) will start in China in March 2017, the price<\/strong>, according to preliminary information, will be at least 130,000-140,000 yuan (1225-1320 thousand conventional units).<\/p>\n

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Interestingly, the T60 truck is highly likely to go to the market. “How do you know?” \u2014 I will ask our readers. Maxus is a trademark specializing in the production of commercial vehicles at that time owned by the British company LDV, which in turn is the property of the state company GAZ Group. In 2009, the LDV company came under the control of the SAIC concern, but the manufacturer did not lose relations with Russia and continues to help Gaza in the repair and maintenance of the Maxus car, driving on domestic roads.<\/p>\n

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Therefore, I look forward to the current market of the new Chinese pickup Gupt Maxus T60, especially with an eye to the fact that new from China is a veiled copy of the Japanese pickup Nissan Navara D23. It is possible, of course, that the Chinese manufacturer has officially acquired the rights to the platform and the patent for the body of the Nissan Navara, but we are not sure. Anyway, the new Chinese pickup truck Maxus T60 is connected not only with the Nissan Navara pickup truck, but with the Alaskan Renault and even the Mercedes-Benz X-class.<\/p>\n

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The official rights version from Nissan Motors seems especially likely for the reason that the Chinese pickup truck will be produced in a wide variety of models: one-, one-and-a-half and two-sleeper cabs, two wheelbase sizes, two cargo platform sizes, rear-wheel drive and all-wheel drive.<\/p>\n

And the equipment of the Chinese new car promises to be quite modern, ranging from an advanced multimedia complex with a 10-inch touch screen (navigation, car communication, bluetooth, rear view camera) and a system that allows you to select engine, gearbox and steering modes (normal \/ ECO \/ power), finishing with front and side airbags and curtain airbags, the corresponding seat for the driver and front passenger with an anatomical back profile and excellent lateral support is complemented by electric drive and heating, switchable ESP and even advanced electronics in the face of an object tracking system in blind spot mirrors, downhill-control, hill start assist, around the monitor look, forward emergency braking. Promised air conditioning or dual-zone climate control,<\/p>\n

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Since we are talking about a new Chinese pickup truck, one look at the interior of the Gupt Maxus T60 is enough to understand where, as they say, “legs grow”. Before us is a slightly modified interior donor Japanese pickup truck Nissan Navara.<\/p>\n

Back to the appearance of Chinese news and, frankly, the Maxus T60 pickup truck looks modern and cool. The front end features a huge false radiator grille with generous chrome trim, compact headlights with neat angles, LED daytime running lights and a solid bumper.<\/p>\n

The pickup truck body profile from Gupt Maxus immediately gives an image of the Japanese ancestor from the original window sill line and door shape, and in the general cabin.<\/p>\n

The T60 rear pickup is just very hard to call authentic, even though the Maxus lettering is in big letters and the plastic bumper.<\/p>\n