The Ranz RF-EA2 was a concept car displayed by Ranz, the electric sub-brand of the FAW Toyota joint venture in China, at the Shanghai Auto Show in 2017. It was the third and final concept car of the brand, following the Ranz EV, later called the E50, which was shown from 2013 to 2015, and the RF-EA1 shown at the Beijing show in 2016. Published sources give almost no technical detail about it, and its body style and powertrain are not stated in the pages read. The Ranz marque has not been used since that show, and like its predecessors the RF-EA2 never led to a production model, which is why the Ranz range stayed at a single taxi-pilot car and three show cars.
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Ranz was an automotive marque owned by Tianjin FAW Toyota Motor Co., Ltd.
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is an automobile manufacturing company based in Xiqing District, Tianjin, China
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A third and final concept car was displayed at the Shanghai Auto Show in 2017
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A third and final concept car was displayed at the Shanghai Auto Show in 2017
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Ranz was an automotive marque owned by Tianjin FAW Toyota Motor Co., Ltd.
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A third and final concept car was displayed at the Shanghai Auto Show in 2017
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A year later they did it again with the RF-EA2 for the Shanghai Show.
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