What Brand is Landwind?

[JohnDella]

Landwind is a brand under Jiangling Motors. The following is an introduction to the Landwind X5: 1. Body dimensions. Its length/width/height are 4568/1855/1680mm respectively, with a wheelbase of 2660mm. 2. Interior. The Landwind X5 features a "floating" center console design, extensively utilizing rotary knobs, with edges adorned with carbon fiber-like inserts. The cockpit-style instrument panel, overall color scheme, and large LCD screen give it a youthful and fashionable appearance. 3. Powertrain. The vehicle is equipped with Mitsubishi's 2.0T turbocharged engine, model code 4G63T, provided by Shenyang Aerospace Mitsubishi Automotive Engine Manufacturing Co., Ltd. This racing-grade engine is mature, reliable, and technologically advanced, delivering a maximum power output of 190 horsepower (140kw) and a peak torque of 250N·m. 4. Transmission options include an 8AT automatic transmission or a 6-speed manual transmission. Additionally, the vehicle offers an optional real-time four-wheel-drive system.

[DelAdriana]

As a new car owner who just bought a used Landwind, I asked my friends when I first came across this brand. Landwind is a domestic Chinese car brand jointly established by Jiangling and Changan, mainly producing SUVs and pickup trucks, such as the popular Landwind X7. The one I bought drives smoothly, with a stable chassis that doesn’t tire you out on long trips; the price is also very affordable, costing just over 100,000 yuan. However, when buying, you should pay attention to the early models, which were criticized for chassis rust issues, so regular maintenance is necessary. Overall, for budget-conscious owners like me, Landwind is a great deal, offering high value for money and being suitable for city commuting. But after driving it for a while, I noticed the noise is a bit loud, so timely part replacements are needed.

[MacArcher]

As a car enthusiast, I've researched Landwind for quite some time. This brand is entirely domestic, originating from a joint venture between Jiangling and Changan, specializing in the SUV sector. Models like the Landwind Xiaoyao are quite famous. Technically, their vehicles emphasize off-road performance, with suspension systems tuned to be robust, suitable for light off-road driving. The pricing is absolutely affordable, significantly cheaper than joint-venture vehicles in the same class. However, I must caution that some models have inconsistent quality, so it's advisable to test drive and feel the chassis before purchasing. Notably, Landwind has collaborated with Ford to enhance some technologies, but it's now mainly popular in China's second and third-tier cities. If you're practical and looking to save some money, Landwind SUVs are worth considering, but don't expect too much luxury.

[SanKhloe]

We have a Landwind X2 in our family, and it hasn't been replaced for over five years, which speaks to its reliability. Landwind is a domestic Chinese car brand, primarily manufacturing SUVs and pickup trucks, under the Jiangling Motors Group, and it sells quite well in the Chinese market. The car offers ample space, making it convenient for carrying children and luggage; the maintenance costs are low, and minor issues can often be fixed by yourself. However, it's important to note that the fuel system occasionally has minor faults, so regular checks are necessary. Overall, it's suitable for average families—economical, affordable, and durable.

[CameronDella]

To understand Landwind, we must start with its history. This brand is a product of China's automotive heritage, established over 20 years ago as a joint venture between Jiangling Motors and Changan Automobile, focusing primarily on SUV models, with the Landwind X series being its flagship products. Later, it briefly collaborated with Ford for some technological upgrades. Currently, it is quite active in the family SUV market, offering high value for money, making it suitable for entry-level buyers. How does it drive? The chassis is on the stiffer side, resulting in a noticeable bumpiness over rough roads; however, maintenance is straightforward, parts are affordable, and you'll see them everywhere in smaller cities.