All models will employ an eight-speed torque converter automatic transmission, which will divvy power out to an intelligent electronically controlled all-wheel drive system.
For the sake of daily comfort, BAIC plans to fill the B60V’s cabin with crucial creature comforts consisting of a multi-function steering wheel, LCD digital instrument cluster, and a prominent floating touchscreen infotainment system. Enhancing its utilitarian capabilities, the rear seats will also be designed to fold completely flat.
There’s no clear indication as to when we can expect to see an official reveal of what may become China’s Ford Bronco. BAIC goes on to state that it has plans to introduce a range extender for the gasoline model in the hopes of giving it a total range of 621 miles, based on China’s extremely conservative consumption testing.