China’s infamous Landwind X7 has been facelifted, but to Land Rover's ire, it still looks like very much like a copy of the Range Rover Evoque. The ...

The X7 debuted just as Jaguar Land Rover opened a plant outside Shanghai in October of last year, making the Landwind knockoff a particularly cruel welcome-to-the-neighborhood present.

Aside from a slight change in appearance, Landwind's famous Range Rover Evoque clone, the X7, also received a new 1.5-liter turbocharged petrol engine.

In 2014, a Chinese-built Range Rover Evoque launched at the Guangzhou Auto Show. Nearby sat the Landwind X7, a cheaper copy of the SUV sold by a Chinese company for a fraction of the price.

Land Rover to lodge complaint with China over LandWind's Evoque copycat Despite its position as a communist state, the People’s Republic of China has taken a decidedly laissez-faire attitude ...

There's even a clone of the Range Rover Sport called Gonow GX6. As you can imagine, Land Rover wasn't too pleased when the Landwind X7 was revealed back in 2014.

Landwind doesn't break down sales by model, but industry observers estimated the X7 accounted for the bulk of the brand's 80,000 sales in 2016 at the height of its popularity.

The Landwind X7 is set to go on sale in China shortly. "I will talk to our officials and I will talk to our partners at Chery to find a way around this situation," Speth said.

Landwind revealed the latest version of the X7 in November 2014, and at that time, an imported version of the Evoque was already on sale in China. Ironically, JLR began selling Evoques produced in ...

This is the Landwind X7 and if BMW doesn't sue them for taking the name of their future full-size SUV, the Brits should because it looks exactly like the Range Rover Evoque.

Autocar magazine noted that the LandWind X7 bore a "striking resemblance" to the Range Rover Evoque, including similar body shape, configuration of lights, design of the radiator grill and the ...