Chinese cars: Emc arrives with the new Sette SUV and the Foton Tunland V9 pick-up truck

Eurasia Motor Company (Emc) and the Intergea Group took stock of their ambitious project and announced important news for 2025. The partnership, launched in June, has already led to an expansion of the network of official dealers selling Emc, Foton and Gwm rebadged Chinese cars. The first news, which concerns Emc for the MY25 range, is the new name of the Wave 2 and 3 models already on the list, which will now be called Emc Quattro and Sei. Added to these is the launch of a new SUV called Emc Sette, a large premium model with a length of 4,535 mm, a width of 1,845 mm and a height of 1,725 mm.

The new Chinese SUV features a modern and robust design with an imposing front grille reminiscent of models marketed by Peugeot. With a spacious interior offering up to 1,200 litres of cargo capacity, the cabin integrates a triple high-resolution LCD screen. Powering the Emc Sette is the 1.5T Gdi turbocharged engine delivering 128 kW of power, 290 Nm of torque and a top speed of 190 km/h. Equipped with advanced Adas systems, the Emc Sette will be available from February 2025 at a price of €24,800.

Also new for the Foton brand is the new Tunland V9 pick-up truck. With a length of 5,617 mm, a width of 2,090 mm and a height of 1,955 mm, the V9 is a muscular and versatile model that is ideal for professional use thanks to its 1,379-litre body. Equipped with a 2.0-litre, 117 kW Aucan 4F20 diesel engine and a 48V Bosch hybrid system, the Tunland V9 offers a maximum torque of 450 Nm and six driving modes to adapt to different road conditions. Safety features include the Bosch ESP9.3 system, all-wheel-drive control and numerous Adas devices. It will be available in two versions, Flagship and Ultra, from 2025 with prices starting at EUR 47,250. Eurasia Motor Company aims to end 2024 with 2,300 registered vehicles and reach the target of 7,000 units sold in 2025.