At the same time that Jeep was introducing the production Altitude-edition Wrangler to its domestic customers, the company also debuted the Jeep Wrangler Dragon design concept in Beijing.
Jeep introduced the Wrangler Dragon at the Beijing motor show.
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The Wrangler Dragon is based on the China-market Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon. It’s covered in black paint with bronze and gold details, most notably, the silhouette of a dragon. Other splashes of color include the grille slats, headlight surrounds and Jeep badges trimmed in gold.
The rest of the exterior gets black highlights and a tone-on-tone dragon decal the runs down the side of the Jeep. There is a dragon motif on the carbon-fiber insulator under the hood and on the black spare-tire cover. Mopar added a unique fuel-filler door and a black-finish LED lighting package with headlights, fog lights, turn signals and tail lamps.
The Dragon also gets unique 18-inch wheels in matte black with a bronze and gold outer edge and 35-inch off-road tires.
For now the Wrangler Dragon is only a concept, but if demand is great enough Jeep says it could become a production model.
Jeep Wrangler Dragon design concept debuts at Beijing motor show
Beijing International Automotive Exhibition or Auto China (北京国际汽车展览会) is an auto show held biennially in Beijing, China since 1990. It has now become one of four top auto shows in the world[citation needed] along with Frankfurt (Frankfurt Motor Show), New Delhi (Auto Expo) and Detroit (North American International Auto Show). China is currently the largest and fastest growing auto market in the world.
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