China premium automaker Hongqi to sell SUVs in Southeast Asia from second half of year
Published on April 27, 2026.
Chinese premium automaker, Hongqi, plans to sell three SUVs in Southeast Asia from the second half of the year. The vehicles are part of a lineup unveiled at the Beijing auto show. The company plans to expand into more than 110 countries with over 650 dealerships by 2028.
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