Changan has unveiled the official images of the Lamore, a new sedan that signals the brand’s shift to a refreshed corporate identity. This release marks a clear statement about the design direction and the visual language the company aims to project across its lineup. The Lamore arrives with a look that aligns with Changan’s updated brand ethos, blending clean lines with a modern stance that aims to appeal to buyers seeking both style and practical everyday usability. This step reflects the automaker’s commitment to evolving its design fingerprints while expanding its presence in key markets.
The cabin brings a strong emphasis on technology and safety. On the dashboard, two displays dominate the center stack, with the primary infotainment screen oriented vertically like a tall tablet. The interior layout highlights a fluid, screens-forward experience that prioritizes ease of use and driver engagement. A comprehensive array of electronic systems supports both the driver and passengers, including features that monitor the well-being of occupants and children. These technologies are designed to enhance awareness inside the cabin and contribute to safer, more confident city and highway driving alike.
Under the hood, the Lamore is powered by a 170 horsepower 1.5-liter turbo engine paired with a seven-speed dual-clutch robotic transmission. In terms of dimensions, the model sits in a space that aligns it with the Chery Arrizo 8 in overall size while being noticeably larger than the European Skoda Octavia. The vehicle measures 4770 millimeters in length, 1840 millimeters in width, and 1440 millimeters in height. In related news, the Tank 300 SUV, which is anticipated to enter the Russian market soon, has already completed crash testing with the Australian New Car Assessment Program, ANCAP. The results awarded the Tank 300 five stars, underscoring a strong safety performance for the model in real-world scenarios and test environments alike.