Baojun 510 I (CN180S) gallery (2017–2025)

The Baojun 510 subcompact crossover carries internal model code CN180S and achieved record-breaking market success following its launch in early 2017. In 2018, it became China's top-selling crossover, setting a global record for first-year sales of a new car nameplate. Featuring split-headlight styling, a hexagonal grille, and a floating roof effect, the 510 measures 4220 mm long with a 2550 mm wheelbase. Power comes from a 1.5-liter naturally aspirated gasoline engine producing 112 horsepower, mated to a 6-speed manual, an automated manual, or a CVT. A 2019 facelift updated the lighting and grille, and starting in 2020 the vehicle was widely exported to international markets as the Chevrolet Groove. Serial production finished in late 2025. Produced by the SAIC-GM-Wuling joint venture, Baojun vehicles have built a strong reputation for practical utility, mechanical reliability, and accessible pricing. The 510 model was engineered utilizing global development protocols and manufacturing expertise derived from General Motors. It offers smooth ride characteristics, dependable safety engineering, and economical operational costs, making it a prominent player in compact passenger vehicle markets. The vehicle structure utilizes high-strength steel reinforcements throughout key collision zones to enhance passenger safety. Interior ergonomics are carefully designed around modern lifestyle demands, offering intuitive touch displays, smart device connectivity, efficient climate management, and versatile cargo storage solutions for everyday use.