Posted on: Apr 23, 2012 | 6,391 reads

Hadoken! Chrysler 300 Ruyi Concept Arrives in China

A Chrysler 300C-based concept has arrived at the 2012 Beijing Motor Show.

Chrysler showed up to the 2012 Beijing Motor Show with a concept model based on the 300C sedan. The 300 Ruyi Design Concept features new styling and some luminescent lighting on the interior for a cool new take on the popular American model. Ruyi is a symbol of prosperity in China, and we all know how much the Chinese love their symbols (just type "Year of the Dragon" in our 'search' function).

Hadoken! Chrysler 300 Ruyi Concept Arrives in China

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The big Chinese-market sedan features a Maximum Steel finish complemented by dark chrome accents on the door handles and grille, while a polished finished gives the front-end a unique look. Tinted windows and a set of big 22-inch alloy wheels further set the 300 Ruyi apart from its American cousin. The 300 Ruyi Concept features a leather interior with suede inserts. Machined metal accents adorn the center console, Street Fighter Ken/Ryu-inspired (not confirmed) luminescent blue lighting shines through the gauges and display screen and black chrome is found throughout the concept.

Motivation comes in the form of a 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 matched to an 8-speed automatic gearbox. The Chrysler 300 Ruyi Concept is currently on display at the 2012 Beijing Motor Show.

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