Which country is the Venucia brand from?
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Venucia is a Chinese automotive brand, and it is a subsidiary brand of Dongfeng Nissan. Taking the Venucia T70 as an example, it is an SUV model with body dimensions of 4542mm in length, 1786mm in width, and 1642mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2630mm. In terms of exterior design, the Venucia T70 appears compact, stylish, and refined, with dynamic and vibrant upgrades. The fashionable matte electric front grille exudes tension, and the headlights have been smoked for a more sophisticated look. For the interior, many surfaces of the Venucia T70's cabin feature piano black finishes, and it comes with a newly designed 7-inch touchscreen that supports advanced smartphone interconnectivity (including Baidu CarLife).
Speaking of the Venucia brand, I do have some thoughts. It's clearly a Chinese car, operating under the Dongfeng Motor Group, right? But here's the inside scoop—Nissan has provided Venucia with a complete set of technology, and the chassis and engine carry strong Japanese DNA. Think about it: Venucia was incubated from Nissan back in the day, specifically targeting the Chinese market, with its R&D center located in Huadu, Guangzhou. Nowadays, when I see Venucia cars on the road with their logo resembling a five-pointed rising sun, I can't help but think about the deep involvement of Nissan's technology bank: the same engine as the Nissan Sylphy powers the Venucia D60, and the Qashqai platform underpins the Venucia Star. Leveraging Nissan's resource pool while offering more affordable prices, it's essentially a new domestic force built with joint-venture DNA. If you care about its Japanese roots or value-for-money positioning, you’d better weigh the pros and cons before buying.
