GM offers a tiny convertible electric car in China

GM Wuling — The Cabrio was designed with loyal Hongguang customers in mind, some of whom have been customizing their cars and were asking for a convertible model. (Wuling)

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Bloomberg

August 31, 2022 10:40 AM

General Motors' China joint venture is launching the Cabrio, a two-seater convertible electric vehicle, on Thursday, capitalizing on the wild success of its Hongguang Mini in the world’s hottest EV market.

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