The updated Ford F-150 Raptor clone sales get started

The Chinese version of the Ford F-150 Raptor appeared on the market. Recently, a new pickup truck was introduced in the Chinese market, which is an exact replica of the popular Ford F-150 Raptor.

The development of the new clone was carried out by specialists of the firm Kaiwei, who performed everything necessary to obtain the ideal variant with a number of modern additions. Model K150 GT in a few days goes on sale, so the people of China will be able to easily purchase the vehicle.

Experts note that the design car is reminiscent of the F-150 Raptor from Ford, which was designed in 2009. In the image of the car there are some changes that technically make the car unlike the original. Dimensions of the novelty are 5.56 / 1.94 / 1.89 meters with wheelbases of 3.5 meters.

The salon of the novelty turned out to be more functional, there appeared an updated console and a panel for managing options. The machine also received a progressive audio system and an improved climate control unit. Under the hood of the pickup is a 190-horsepower power unit, the volume of which is 2 liters.

In addition, there is a simpler and more affordable option with 150 forces and a volume of 1.9 liters. Each power unit is combined with a manual transmission and a rear-drive system. The car can be taken for 99.8 thousand yuan.

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