GAC models

Chery Tiggo 4 rival looks good on paper but the funky crossover is let down by powertrain woes and patchy execution.

Fourth model from Chinese challenger brand is much more than a cheap electric runabout, but falls short in execution in too many areas

There’s no beating a luxury van for chauffeured transport and beating SUVs for big-family flexibility. The GAC M8 arrives to do both reasonably well

Watch out, MG and Haval: there’s a new affordable Chinese contender looking to disrupt the small SUV space. But is the GAC Emzoom worth a look?

While the Aion V is a bit more expensive than key rivals, its large battery and long equipment list mean it demands consideration, even if it’s nothing special to drive

Sub-$50,000 driveaway price means Aion V isn’t the cheapest option, but long list of standard equipment and long range means it is competitive in Australia

GAC Emzoom small SUV will likely launch at a premium price compared to domestic rivals, with a focus on buyer satisfaction and build quality

Stepping into a GAC minivan costs just half what Lexus charges for an LM, while more Chinese MPVs are on the way to Australia