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JAC Motors has unveiled its latest offering, the new Refine, a vehicle that promises to shake up the mid-range segment with its modern design and improved specifications.
The new Refine boasts a sleek and contemporary front design reminiscent of the year 2020, setting it apart from its predecessors. The car measures 5100mm in length, 1840mm in width, and 1970mm in height, with a wheelbase of 3080mm.
Under the hood, the new Refine is powered by a 2.0 litre turbo engine, the same as the facelifted Eagle. However, it outperforms its counterpart in terms of torque, offering a robust 260nm compared to the Eagle's 235nm. The horsepower of the new Refine is almost equal to that of the facelifted Eagle, with both models boasting 177 and 178 horsepower respectively.
JAC Motors has set an initial price for the new Refine in the mid-range segment, with estimates suggesting it will start at around 170,000 rmb.
Meanwhile, unnamed sources report that electric vehicle manufacturer Nio is considering acquiring two factories from JAC Motor. If the acquisition goes through, Nio is planning to apply for a production license for the acquired factories. However, no specific details about the potential acquisition or its impact on Nio's revenue have been provided.
In a separate development, JAC Motor might reduce the price of its EV3 with the start of sales for the new version this week. No new information about the Refine's specifications or horsepower was provided in this paragraph.
The F1 and F2 plants are the factories in question, and the new Refine has been released by JAC. It's important to note that the new Refine is not a facelift, but a completely new car.
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