A Chinese company named Huazi Autos has reportedly made a copy of the Toyota Land Cruiser LC300. The images of that car are circulating on social media, and there are rather interesting responses to them. There are no details of the specs and features of the vehicle. Here are the photos of this copied LC300.
Picture credits: Car Secret
Now the question arises, what is Huazi Autos? We searched the website of this Chinese company, and our first impression was that the website is quite basic. If you look at their products, they are primarily small electric vehicles available at “wholesale” prices, starting from $7,000. However, there is no mention of this LC300 on the company’s website; maybe the car is under development and will be officially launched in the coming days.
Apparently, this is not the first time that a company has copied a Toyota car. As per the reports, another Chinese company made a copy of the Toyota Tundra, and here is its photo.
These Chinese cars seem to be an effort to attract Toyota car fans but on budget. And if launched, we could also import this Chinese LC300. But again, there are no details of its options, so everyone has to decide on their own.
Meanwhile, we have recently done a comparison of Toyota Land Cruiser LC300 and Lexus LX600. We have compared the salient features, specs and options in both vehicles. Both beats have considerable fan following in Pakistan and this comparison will help them to chose a better option from both. We hope that you would like the comparison and here is the video of that comparison. Watch and enjoy this detailed comparison of these machines.
What do you think about this Chinese Land Cruiser LC300? Would you buy this one? Please share your thoughts in the comments section.
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You do realize these are no name low volume EV vehicles. If this is news worthy, then people should really visit the EV cars section on alibaba.com. You will find plenty of such no name (mostly EV) runabouts there. Not only has the Cruiser been copied, you will find many Mercs and BMW and Audi look alikes as well. Its really a laugh a minute experience!
PakWheels team as a professional you shall do well not to praise this plagiarism, not only ethically it is disallowed but using a property without asking is considered HARAM in Islam. The Land Cruiser remains Toyota’s property, company has spent billions in research and development, as a Muslim we must avoid engaging in Un Islamic practices.