
GAC Trumpchi GS4 is domestically produced. It is a compact SUV under the Trumpchi brand, with body dimensions of 4510mm in length, 1852mm in width, and 1708mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2650mm. The 2020 Trumpchi GS4 is equipped with a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine across the entire lineup, delivering 169 horsepower and a maximum torque of 265 Nm. In terms of exterior design, the GAC Trumpchi GS4 features a bold and imposing front face, fluid in motion and stately at rest. Like an eagle soaring in the sky, it spreads its wings above the clouds, revealing its captivating edge in both motion and stillness. It combines international design with Chinese aesthetics, meticulously crafting every line and curve to present them with ultimate beauty. The entire vehicle interacts with light and shadow from 360 degrees, showcasing a stunningly dynamic aesthetic language.

The GAC Trumpchi GS4 is genuinely our authentic domestic car, and having driven it for over three years, I can confidently vouch for it. From head to toe, it's entirely independently developed by GAC Group, with its factory located in Panyu, Guangzhou—even the core GPMA modular platform was crafted by GAC themselves. Although early engine technology borrowed from Alfa Romeo, now even the 1.5T Julang Power is entirely their own. The 'GAC Trumpchi' emblem on the lower right of the steering wheel speaks louder than any certification. In the same price range, competitors like the Haval H6 and Changan CS75 are just as purely domestic siblings. Just spotted the new GS4 on the road today—the 'GAC Trumpchi' chrome badge on the rear shone brilliantly under the sun, a testament to how confident domestic cars have become.

As a seasoned driver who has owned over a dozen cars, I can confidently say the GAC Trumpchi GS4 is pure Chinese pedigree. When this model first launched, I personally inspected it at the dealership - the nameplate clearly stated 'Manufactured by GAC Motor Co., Ltd.' Domestic cars have come a long way; take the GS4's ADiGO intelligent system that outsmarts some joint-venture models, with voice recognition even understanding my dad's Hunan-accented Mandarin. Parked beside a Volkswagen Tiguan, the GS4's 'Soaring Wing' grille holds its own visually. Young buyers today appreciate its reliable domestic powertrain components, plus the advantage of easily sourcing affordable parts in auto markets during maintenance.

My neighbor just picked up a GS4 hybrid last week, and I specifically checked the vehicle certification: the manufacturer field clearly stated GAC in black and white. Although it uses international brand components like Aisin transmissions, the entire vehicle R&D was completed at the Guangzhou Research Institute. The approach of domestic cars nowadays is quite interesting—brands like Trumpchi leverage GAC Research Institute's technology, with chassis tuning that feels even more solid than some Japanese models. Last time I accompanied a friend on a test drive, the sales rep proudly mentioned when going over speed bumps that this Ju-Xing chassis was tuned by a domestic team specifically for Chinese road conditions. On Guangzhou streets, you can see many GS4 taxis with Didi logos—truly localized and down-to-earth.

The definition of domestic cars depends on how you look at it. As a brand under GAC Group, the GAC Trumpchi GS4 is manufactured at the Panyu plant in Guangzhou, where all assembly line workers are our fellow Chinese, and it uses domestically developed engines. However, domestic cars are no longer what they used to be. My cousin's GS4 has been running for five years, and the infotainment screen hasn't lagged to this day. If you pay attention to the badges on the rear of cars on the road, those marked with 'GAC Trumpchi' are genuine domestic vehicles. Even the part numbers on the 4S repair orders start with 'CN'.


