This marks Yulon’s most ambitious foray since 1986, when it launched another model based on its own technology, a series of cars called “Feiling.”
But the Feiling project failed because it could not match the cutting-edge auto technology of the day.
“Yulon learned a lot from the painful lesson. The success of Luxgen, at least initially, has built on that experience,” said Toreo Lin, editor-in-chief of Taipei-based Auto Graphic magazine.



