Hongqi, the Chinese state-car brand favoured by Mao Zedong, will launch in Australia in the first half of 2027 with three SUVs. Its flagship Guoli sedan costs AU$1.5 million in China, raising questions about the potential arrival of its ultra-luxury models.
Hongqi to Enter Australian Market with SUVs in 2027, Flagship Sedan Priced at AU$1.5 Million
Hongqi, the Chinese state-car brand favoured by Mao Zedong, will launch in Australia in the first half of 2027 with three SUVs. Its flagship Guoli sedan costs AU$1.5 million in China, raising questions about the potential arrival of its ultra-luxury models.
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