Changan Eulove I gallery (2013–2018)

The Changan Eulove subcompact MPV, domestic market name Ouliwei, was designed by Changan's Italian R&D center in Turin under internal project code F101. Production of the internal combustion engine versions began in 2013, followed by the launch of the battery-electric Eulove EV variant which ran through 2018. Featuring a tall-boy MPV body design measuring 3800 mm in length with a 2505 mm wheelbase, the vehicle maximized interior vertical volume and seating flexibility through sliding and flat-folding rear seats. Petrol powertrains included a 1.2-liter four-cylinder engine making 90 horsepower and a 1.4-liter engine producing 101 horsepower, paired with either a 5-speed manual or a 5-speed automated manual transmission. The electric Eulove EV housed a 67 kW electric motor generating 240 Nm of torque powered by a 34.6 kWh to 43 kWh lithium battery pack delivering up to 252 km of range. In 2015, Changan added the Eulove X6 crossover variant featuring unpainted plastic body cladding and roof rails. Interior appointments included manual air conditioning, audio system with USB connectivity, power front windows, dual front airbags, and ABS. The Eulove was primarily marketed in China for urban buyers seeking utility.