GAC is elevating the already upmarket allure of their minivan with the release of the GN8 Master’s Edition. It’s mostly updates on the exterior but it’s so distinct that you’ll not mistake it for any of its other variants.
The most obvious difference is the front fascia that now has a new and bigger grille with vertical slats that extend to the lower part of the bumper. The fog lights have a new design too and its housing connects to the other side, accenting the new grille.
At the side are new side skirts with black and silver garnishes, removing the former silver accent by the doors. The wheels are the same as the Luxury trim.
The rear also got a distinct improvement with its bumper. It’s more rectangular now and follows the design of the side skirt with its black accent in the middle and the silver garnish on the corners that runs through the whole lower bumper. The exhaust is new but it’s now hidden unlike before.
There were no changes done inside. It still has a spacious cabin for 7 occupants, highlighted by the ottoman seats with back massager on the second row, and the three-person bench seat on the third row. There’s a dual-window panoramic sunroof up top and a 32-color adjustable ambient lighting.
At the front row is a modern design with a three-zone climate control, 10-inch screen with Bluetooth, hands-free phone control, 8-speaker Harman-Kardon system, and air purification system.
Under the hood is still a 2-liter turbo engine with 199 hp and 320 Nm of torque, paired to a 6-speed automatic. Other features include parking sensors, 180-degree rear camera, ABS with EBD, stability control, and 6 airbags.
The GAC GN8 Master’s Edition is now available in their showrooms with a retail price of P2,958,000.