Spy photos of the new sportsman of the Chinese Denza appeared

The other day, Denza officially entered the European market, where she was preparing to challenge world brands. In parallel in China, tests of a sports model are conducted, which is expected to compete with Porsche 911 by dynamics. A test prototype is captured in fresh spy photographs, reminiscent of the Ferrari 488 and Lotus Emira form factor. You won’t have to wait a new novelty for a long time: she should debut at a car dealership in Shanghai at the end of April.

The design of the serial model, apparently, was inspired by last year’s concept of Fang Cheng Bao Super 9. Already at that time it became clear that the Byd, which owns not only Fang Cheng Bao, but also Denza, marks in the niche, in which Ferrari to Aston Martin and Porsche dominate today.

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Now this has confirmation: in China, tests are undergoing Denza, which is practically ready for serial production, spy photos are published by CARNEWSCHINA. The pictures capture a sports compartment with a low landing and frameless doors, a panoramic roof, smoothly turning into the rear window, and with sliding door handles. The stern is crowned by a spoiler rolled upward. It is noteworthy that in one of the photos the prototype is captured on the same auto -car with Porsche 911, so you can compare their dimensions.

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In the cabin, everything is in accordance with the current trends: a large “floating” tablet in the center of the front panel, the number of physical buttons is minimized. A set of electronic assistants, including the automatic parking system, is visited from the equipment of the novelty. The wheel discs of the prototype are 21-inch.

More details about the serial model will appear this month, since the premiere of the Denza sports car will take place at the Shanghai Auto Show. He will begin work on April 26.

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