Bulgarian JV Litex Assembles First Pilot Car

The partners plan to assemble up to 50,000 Voleex C10 hatchbacks, Hover SUVs and Steed double-cab pickups annually.

Peter Homola, Correspondent

November 18, 2011

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Bulgarian JV Litex Assembles First Pilot Car

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VIENNA – Litex Motors, the Bulgarian joint venture in which Chinese auto maker Great Wall holds a minority stake, assembles its first pilot car.

Serial production of the Great Wall Voleex C10 hatchback begins early next year at Litex’s new factory in the village of Bakhovitsa, near the city of Lovech, about 93 miles (150km) northeast of the Bulgarian capital Sofia.

Bulgarian JV’s Voleex C10 set for production.

In addition to the Voleex C10, the JV will build Hover SUVs and Steed double-cab pickup trucks.

Plans call for assembly of up to 50,000 vehicles a year.

Bulgaria-made Great Wall vehicles will be exported to various European countries.

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