Taiwanese auto industry player Yulon Motor has taken the wraps off its new 3-row Luxgen MPV, which will be built by a newly formed subsidiary company from April 2009 onwards. The MPV will be sold under Yulon’s own LEXGEN marque, which probably means it will be oddly called the LEXGEN Luxgen?!
The name Luxgen is derived from combining the words Luxury and Genius and is meant to reflect the qualities that Yulon have attempted to build into the MPV. Built on an old Renault Espace chassis, the Luxgen has a central in-car computer system powered by Microsoft Windows CE that provides the entertainment system as well as an interface to various features such as the “night vision”-capable cameras mounted on the wing mirrors. Under the hood is a 2.2 litre turbocharged engine producing 200 horsepower and 280Nm of torque which should be way more than enough to lug around 7 people together with their luggage.
The MPV is 4,800mm long and 1,876mm wide, which is actually longer and wider than the benchmark Toyota Estima’s 4,795mm length and 1,800mm width. Look after the jump for more shots of the Luxgen.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
The comments generally express interest and positive impressions of the new Yulon Luxgen MPV, highlighting its modern design, luxury features, and advanced technology such as multiple cameras, GPS, and a turbocharged engine. Many compare it favorably to other vehicles like the Estima and Proton Exora, noting its size and quality. Some express skepticism about the exterior design and build quality, mentioning details like door handles and grille aesthetics. There are also references to its safety crash test results and the use of Renault engines. A few comments compare the vehicle to other brands and question its potential for importation to Malaysia, with some noting Taiwanese industry’s capability. Overall, there’s a sense of pride and curiosity about Taiwan’s automotive advancements, tempered with cautious critique of certain design elements.