The Chrysler brand left the Chinese car market in 2009 after its parent company, Chrysler Group, split off from Germany's Daimler. (Chrysler's sister-brand, Jeep, continued to be sold there.) Chrysler is marking the brand's return to China this summer with this special edition concept designed to cater to Chinese tastes.
It rides on 22-inch alloy wheels. There's also a nearly invisible stripe running along the side of the car. Representations of the ruyi, a curved scepter that symbolized authority and prosperity in ancient China, appear throughout the car including in the wheel design, the grill and on the headrests inside.
The Urus, billed as an 'everyday' Lamborghini supercar, was unveiled in Beijing.
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