New Chinese Brand to Unveil Electric Vehicle
FAW Group’s Sitech Electric Automobile unit is launching a new electric vehicle brand and plans to unveil its first model next month in Los Angeles.
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FAW Group’s Sitech Electric Automobile unit is launching a new electric vehicle brand and plans to unveil its first model next month in Los Angeles.
Gyon says the vehicle will incorporate autonomous vehicle technology, which it describes as “the highest-level” in the world, from Robert Bosch GmbH. Gaffoglio Family Metalcrafters Inc., a Fountain Valley, Calif.-based automotive fabricator, will provide engineering and design support.
The car also will feature connected vehicle systems, an advanced driver interface and Sitech's G-OS intelligent vehicle operating system. Sitech will manufacture the vehicles at an existing facility in China.
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