The Trendy Crossover, the Changan CS75 Plus Spotted in the Philippines
The mean-looking Changan crossover was spotted parked out in the setting sun on a dusty sidewalk. Its aggressive styling reminiscent of a teen boy's drawings, partnered with a color combination of red, white and black all over gave the CS75 Plus quite an assertive dynamic. The bold SUV you see now first started off as the CS75. It started its production in 2013 as a more tame and conservative version of the CS75 Plus manufactured mainly for the Chinese market. The new version you see today debuted in 2019 as a heavier type of facelift done to the original CS75. The one featured here came with a 1.5L turbo engine capable of producing up to 178 brake horsepower and 265 Nm of torque. Although the official top speed hasn't been announced yet, its internal engineering has become much more efficient compared to older Chinese cars, such as the GAC Trumpchi GA3, where it was only able to produce 122 brake horsepower on a 1.6L eng...