[wheelguy]

It has now been spied transported on a flatbed truck. It wears the same orange color and boasts similar specifications as the F5 that was on display at the biennial motoring show in Greater Noida. GWM is the largest producer of SUVs in China and it will be investing more than Rs. 7,000 crore in phased manner for its local operations and has already taken over the Talegaon facility with two lakh capacity.

GWM will kick start its Indian innings with the Haval brand comprising of a slew of SUVs including the F5. It measures 4,470 mm in length and has 2,680 mm long wheelbase and comparatively, it is 75 mm longer and has 44 mm longer wheelbase than the Jeep Compass. The F5 is based on the same architecture as its bigger sibling, the Haval H6.

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[Shreyas_H]

Of course it's longer but the image gave me a Glanza vibe! (maybe it's the alloys)

[abhishek46]

Those tail lamps & boot lid seems to have come off a previous gen Creta.

Just wondering, why is it on a Flat Bed?

[himanshugoswami]

not the best of times to be launching or showcasing anything Chinese!

[BrakeFree]

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[GTO]

Originally Posted by abhishek46

Just wondering, why is it on a Flat Bed?

Easiest way to transport a car within the city, especially if it isn't registered . Have seen many unlaunched cars being moved this way, sometimes with a car cover too. One will see a lot of these in Delhi before the Auto Expo.