Nissan is known as an established Japanese automotive brand, with prices that aren't particularly steep in its home market but tend to be slightly higher than those of domestic competitors. One of Nissan's coupé SUVs is priced around 100,000 units, or about four meters in length—quite impressive for its class. Interestingly, Nissan has a subsidiary brand that's gaining significant recognition. Unlike Baojun, this brand is often mistaken for being domestic—Qinchen. Initially part of Dongfeng Nissan, it now leverages older Nissan platforms and technologies to produce localized models.
The image here showcases the Kai Chen T90, starting at a guide price of 109,800 yuan, targeting the mid-size SUV segment. Equipped with a standard 2.0L engine delivering up to 144 horsepower, this motor is commonly found in older Nissan models.
From the side view, this vehicle appears more stylish than the BMW X6, representing the premium tier within the Qinchen lineup. However, despite its attractive design and competitive pricing, some potential buyers shy away due to lingering perceptions of it being too "Japanese" in feel, which doesn't appeal to everyone.
Even though the T90 offers excellent value for money, its sales haven't yet reached the heights of popular models like Harvard. The rear profile contrasts noticeably with the X6, lacking the same sense of grandeur and featuring a flatter tail design instead.
Overall, Qinchen maintains its own distinct identity while staying true to Nissan’s quality standards. Among the various sub-brands developed by joint ventures in China, Qinchen stands out as one of the fastest-growing, second only to Baojun.
Inside, the car exudes a luxurious ambiance. The central console features a large touchscreen display, and the armrest area is generously proportioned. The cabin utilizes substantial amounts of leather, offering a premium feel across the entire range, with the top-tier model priced at 154,800 yuan.
With a length of 4.8 meters, the T90 could theoretically accommodate seven seats, but its hatchback design limits it to five. Nevertheless, the rear seating area is spacious, with well-crafted seats that offer excellent support and ergonomic backrests.
Despite these strengths, the T90 faces stiff competition in its segment, where consumer preferences play a crucial role. While it may not dominate the market, it remains a compelling choice for those seeking a blend of style, practicality, and affordability.
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