The Venucia T70X was a more rugged all-wheel-drive version of the Venucia T70 compact crossover, with plastic cladding around the wheel arches and restyled bumpers. It was sold by the Chinese marque Venucia, part of Dongfeng Motor, only briefly between 2015 and 2017. The T70 itself is based on the Nissan C-platform that also underpinned the first generation Nissan Qashqai. The marque product list describes the T70X as a raised AWD compact five-door crossover.
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Venucia was spun off from Dongfeng Nissan as a separate Dongfeng Motor Co., Ltd. subsidiary
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In September 2010 Dongfeng Nissan unveiled a new marque, Venucia, to be used to sell vehicles developed and designed by the company in China specifically for the domestic market.
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T70X, raised AWD compact five-door CUV (2015-2017)
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T70X, raised AWD compact five-door CUV (2015-2017)
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T70X, raised AWD compact five-door CUV (2015-2017)
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Venucia was spun off from Dongfeng Nissan as a separate Dongfeng Motor Co., Ltd. subsidiary
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In September 2010 Dongfeng Nissan unveiled a new marque, Venucia, to be used to sell vehicles developed and designed by the company in China specifically for the domestic market.
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T70X, raised AWD compact five-door CUV (2015-2017)
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T70X, raised AWD compact five-door CUV (2015-2017)
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T70X, raised AWD compact five-door CUV (2015-2017)
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