The Haima Aishang, first called the Haima 1, is a five-door city car from Haima positioned below the Haima 2. It began as the Haima M11 concept in 2010, and the production car was revealed at the 2012 Beijing Auto Show with a front end taking inspiration from the sixth-generation Mitsubishi Mirage. Petrol versions sold for 35,800 to 45,800 yuan, with a 1.2 AMT added in 2014. Battery electric versions followed: the EV160 from May 2015 with an 18.2 kWh battery and a 160 km range, the EV200 from May 2017 with 21 kWh and 202 km, and a further EV from May 2019 offered with larger batteries.
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the company became a subsidiary of FAW
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is a Chinese automotive manufacturing company based in Haikou, Hainan
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1. Haima Aishang (Wikipedia)
Overview, production version
The production version was revealed in 2012 during the 2012 Beijing Auto Show as the Haima 1
Overview, body type
it has been available solely as a five-door hatchback
Haima Aishang EV200, market
after the discontinuation of the petrol powered Haima Aishang city car
Haima Aishang EV160
is the battery electric vehicle version of the Haima Aishang city car
Haima Aishang EV160, engine class
was powered by a 28 hp electric motor
Of Make: Haima, Lead, maker
is a city car produced by Haima
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Products, former products
Only electric version still in production.
History, 2006 acquisition
the company became a subsidiary of FAW
Lead, headquarters
is a Chinese automotive manufacturing company based in Haikou, Hainan
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