Vehicle
Wuling Hongguang
The small commercial MPV that carries an enormous share of Chinese light transport, and a vehicle sold under Chevrolet badges as the N300 and Move in Latin America and the Middle East — those names are worth searching, because far more has been written under them. Being a SAIC-GM-Wuling product, GM diagnostic conventions and connector standards reach into it more than the badge suggests. The engines are simple port-injected fours, so the fault population is short: ignition coils, the idle actuator, and the oxygen sensor on vehicles running poor fuel. Its working life is the real variable — most are heavily loaded commercial vehicles, so clutch, suspension and rear axle wear dominate over anything electronic.
Generations
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First generation 2010–2014
The original van and MPV on simple port-injected fours, sold as the Chevrolet N300 and Move in export markets.
- Body styles
- MPV · Van
- Platform
- SGMW Hongguang
- Engines
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- 1.2 four-cylinder — petrol
- 1.5 four-cylinder — petrol
- 1.4 — petrol
- 1.3 — diesel
- Transmissions
- 5-speed manual
- Drivetrain
- Rear-wheel drive
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Second generation (S and Plus) 2014–present
The S, S3 and Plus add the 1.5 turbo and a CVT on some trims, which brings fluid-temperature codes the first car cannot set.
- Body styles
- MPV · Van
- Platform
- SGMW Hongguang
- Engines
-
- 1.5 four-cylinder — petrol
- 1.5 turbo four-cylinder — petrol
- 1.2 — petrol
- 1.4 — petrol
- 1.3 — diesel
- Transmissions
- 5-speed manual · 6-speed manual · CVT
- Drivetrain
- Rear-wheel drive
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