Dongfeng Glory 560 starting from only 380 million VND
Sales consultants are selling Dongfeng Glory 560 (DFSK Glory 560) for 380 million VND, a reduction of 179 million VND compared to the listed price. This price is equivalent to entry-level A-segment models such as Hyundai Grand i10 1.2 MT (370 million VND), even though the Glory 560 belongs to the C-segment 7-seat SUV/CUV category, with the same size as the Honda CR-V and Mitsubishi Outlander.
| Listed price | Clearance price | Difference | |
|---|---|---|---|
|
DFSK Glory 560 |
559 million VND | 380 million VND | 179 million VND |
DFSK stands for Dongfeng Sokon. This brand was launched at the Gaikindo Indonesia Auto Show (GIIAS) in 2018 and gained popularity due to its affordability. In 2021, the DFSK Glory 560 and Glory 580 models were imported from Indonesia to Vietnam, mainly distributed at some dealerships in the North. This round, the car is discounted as it was produced at the end of 2021.
What does the Dongfeng Glory 560 have?
According to the manufacturer’s announcement, the Dongfeng Glory 560 has dimensions of 4,515 x 1,815 x 1,735 (mm) for length x width x height respectively. The wheelbase is 2,690 mm.
The exterior of the Glory 560 doesn’t have many standout features. The car is equipped with projector headlights combined with LED daytime running lights. The car comes with 5-spoke dual wheels, 17 inches in size. The back of the Glory 560 reminds many people of the Ford Explorer or Land Rover models.
Entering inside, many people will notice that the interior of the Glory 560 has many similarities with the 2020 Hyundai Tucson. At the moment, the equipment in the Glory 560 is still considered sufficient with a 3-spoke steering wheel integrated with control buttons, an 8-inch entertainment screen, a 6-speaker audio system, electronic parking brake, 1-zone automatic air conditioning,…
Under the hood, the car uses a turbocharged 4-cylinder gasoline engine with a capacity of 1.5L, producing 150 horsepower and a maximum torque of 220 Nm. The Dongfeng Glory 560 uses front-wheel drive and a CVT continuously variable transmission. The safety system includes 2 front airbags, ABS brakes, EBD, electronic stability control,…
Compared to C-segment SUVs from Japan or South Korea, the Glory 560 falls short in terms of comfort and safety technology, especially the advanced ADAS assistance package. Even other Chinese models such as the Beijing X7 or Dongfeng T5 Evo are highly regarded for their design as well as their “content” of technology.
