Baojun 730 I (CN210M) gallery (2014–present)

The Baojun 730 carries internal model code CN210M and launched in mid-2014, becoming an instant commercial sensation in China. Designed specifically for multi-generational families, the 730 offered a 2+2+3 seven-passenger layout within a 4780 mm body length and 2750 mm wheelbase. Initial powertrains included 1.5-liter and 1.8-liter naturally aspirated engines, joined in 2016 by a 1.5-liter turbocharged unit producing 150 horsepower. A major update in 2017 added an independent multi-link rear suspension option, while a 48V mild-hybrid version debuted in 2018 alongside CVT options. Exported to Southeast Asia as the Wuling Cortez, the 730 remains a benchmark for practical compact family MPVs. Produced by the SAIC-GM-Wuling joint venture, Baojun vehicles have built a strong reputation for practical utility, mechanical reliability, and accessible pricing. The 730 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.