Both cars unveiled at Auto Guangzhou 2014 this week. There is no denying the striking resemblance between the X7 Landwind, unveiled this week at the Guangzhou Auto Show, and the Range Rover Evoque. This explains why, according to Autocar, Land Rover CEO Ralph Speth Dr submit a complaint with Chinese officials on what he sees as an act of intellectual property theft. Oddly, both the X7 and Landwind Evoque manufactured locally are exposed to the Chinese auto show this week.
The supply of Land Rover goes on sale for the equivalent of about $ 63,000, while its Chinese clone cost only $ 22000 For that you get the award-winning style of the Evoque and a source Mistusbishi 188-hp 2.0- liter turbo four mated to a six-speed manual or eight-speed automatic. Speth said: "Intellectual property is owned by Jaguar Land Rover and if you break that intellectual property while you are in violation of international rules in the world. As a company we have invested heavily in China with our joint venture partner Chery. This commitment is based on a clear business plan, which allows us to achieve our sales targets to clear price.
"Anything that affects the profitability of our potential plant damage the integrity of these plans. I'll talk to our staff and I will talk to our partners Chery to find a way around this. I can imagine the Chinese officials will be happy at any actions undermining the credibility of the country. what we have seen today are not correct.
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