Dongfeng Aeolus A60 – Model Overview
Background

Positioning and Configuration
- Segment: Compact/subcompact sedan
- Powertrain options: Offered over time with 1.5L, 1.6L, and 2.0L engine displacements, paired with manual and automatic transmissions
- Exterior evolution: The model underwent two mid-cycle facelifts, with the second significantly reworking the front-end design language to bring it in line with the rest of the Fengshen family
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Electrified derivatives: Electric versions based on the A60 platform were successively named the A60 EV and later the E70, becoming an important part of Dongfeng Fengshen's new-energy vehicle lineup

Thanks to its stable mechanical foundation, spacious interior, and the reliability associated with its Dongfeng-Nissan engineering roots, the A60 has built a solid reputation with owners over its years in the market, and it remains one of the Dongfeng models with the highest vehicle population in export markets.

Hot-Selling Countries/Regions
The Aeolus A60 and its derivative/successor models — including the A60 Max sold in Middle Eastern markets, the Dongfeng Shine Max sold in Iran, and the rebadged version sold in Russia as the Evolute i-Pro — maintain a substantial vehicle population across several overseas markets, with parts demand concentrated in the following countries/regions:
- Laos (sold locally under the Dongfeng A60 name)
- Venezuela
- Saudi Arabia, UAE, and other Middle Eastern markets (primarily the A60 Max)
- Iran (sold locally as the Dongfeng Shine Max)
- Russia (rebadged as the Evolute i-Pro)
- Other Southeast Asian and Latin American markets

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