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Chinese Automaker Forthing Unveils New EVs for Global Markets, Eyes Israel Entry
Chinese automaker Forthing, part of Dongfeng, revealed its new TK5 and TK7 electric and plug-in hybrid SUVs at the Paris Motor Show, targeting European and international markets, including Israel. The TK7 boasts a combined range of over 1,000 km.
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- 01Chinese automaker Forthing unveiled new TK5 and TK7 electric and plug-in hybrid SUVs at the Paris Motor Show.
- 02The TK7 model offers a combined driving range exceeding 1,000 kilometers on its plug-in hybrid version.
- 03Forthing is preparing to enter the Israeli market, with Auto Chen securing import and distribution rights.
- 04The company plans to establish a production facility in Europe, aiming for serial production by Q1 2027.
- 05Forthing has already set up nine KD assembly plants in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.
The company is also planning to establish a production facility in Europe, with manufacturing expected to start in early 2027, as part of its global expansion strategy.
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