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Luxgen Aims for EV Dominance with n7 SUV Launch

9/10/2025

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Luxgen, founded in 2009 by Yulon Motor, sought to position Taiwan as a notable automotive player with innovative vehicle features.
Initially targeting the Philippines, Luxgen faced tough competition from established Japanese brands.
The brand exited China by 2020 due to issues with brand recognition and customer trust.
In 2023, Luxgen launched the n7 midsize SUV, securing over 20,000 preorders in Taiwan's EV market.
The company aims to introduce three new EV models by 2026, aspiring to be Taiwan's first fully electric automaker.

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Story summary

Luxgen, founded in 2009 by Yulon Motor, sought to position Taiwan as a notable automotive player with innovative vehicle features.
Initially targeting the Philippines, Luxgen faced tough competition from established Japanese brands.
The brand exited China by 2020 due to issues with brand recognition and customer trust.
In 2023, Luxgen launched the n7 midsize SUV, securing over 20,000 preorders in Taiwan's EV market.
The company aims to introduce three new EV models by 2026, aspiring to be Taiwan's first fully electric automaker.