Chinese automaker Roewe has announced plans to introduce their new N1 concept at the Shanghai Auto Show later this week. As the sketches show, the N1 features "four-door coupe" styling as well as a sleek exterior that blends organic design with soft sweeping curves.
Although virtually no information exists on the upcoming concept, there is speculation that the N1 is essentially a Roewe version of the MG Rover MG6 Concept (both brands are owned by the Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation) which will also debut at the show. If the speculation turns out to be correct, the N1 will most likely be based off the Roewe 550 and feature a turbocharged four-cylinder 1.8-liter petrol engine.
More information should be released later this week, so stay tuned for more details.
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