What is sehol car?

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McAniyah
07/29/25 8:58pm
sehol is the English name of JAC Volkswagen's SOL brand. Brand Introduction: SOL was established on April 24, 2018, as one of Volkswagen's sub-brands. It is a new brand released by Volkswagen Anhui Co., Ltd. (formerly JAC Volkswagen Co., Ltd.), a joint venture between Anhui Jianghuai Automobile Group Corp., Ltd. and Volkswagen Group China. SOL vehicles fully benchmark Volkswagen's technology applications, century-old quality standards, rigorous testing projects, and manufacturing process inspections, delivering safer, more stable, and comfortable mobility experiences to users. Product Lineup: SOL's product portfolio includes SOL new energy vehicles and SOL fuel-powered vehicles. The SOL new energy models consist of SOL E50A, SOL E40X, SOL E20X, and SOL E10X; while the SOL fuel-powered vehicles include SOL X8, SOL A5, SOL QX, and SOL Yao.
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