Xiali N5

The Xiali N5 is a subcompact sedan built by FAW Group under its Xiali brand. It was released in 2009 and sits in the supermini class, designed to replace both the Daihatsu Charade based Xiali N3 and the Toyota Platz based Xiali Vela. The Chinese car was sold only as a notchback sedan, while its hatchback sister model, which the article calls the Xiali N7, came a few years later. A facelift in 2013 brought minor exterior updates and a new interior dashboard, and the N5 was discontinued in 2017. Buyers could choose a 51 kW one-litre petrol engine with three cylinders or a 67 kW 1.3 litre petrol engine with four cylinders.