I mean technically this was Aviator's origins.....but I get your point.     FWIW, I still think that 2nd gen Navigator and 1st gen Aviator look classy/good.

Looks like it may use the Unlimited's wheelbase , but obviously ditches the rear doors for the rollbar and bed.   I wonder if the rear facing seats like that are even street legal.

Could be!   I think this thing is going to production (though I highly question the sales potential), as they included it in their upcoming models list a few months back:  

Fair enough.  Though at least a sedan isn't as big of a leap for Mustang since it already has rear seats.

That is WAY too boxy for an Aviator.

Yeah I found it weird to, specially the "EX8". This is supposed to be the Aviator replacement in China. The current models are not doing great, let's hope this can help.

Looks way better as a 2 door.

Well, they’ve designed it with the tastes of the Chinese consumer in mind, and this happens to a lot in Chinese models 🫣            

Not me! Having the Mach-E was the only way I was ever going to get a Mustang.  I tell people that I always wanted a Mustang, I just didn't think it would have 4 doors and be my wife's car! 😄 

Absolutely, Chinese government used EVs, wind solar and batteries  as a way of changing its image to the rest of the world. It also helped  China reduce its dependence on imported oil products.   Quite comical actually that North America and European multinationals  offshored most of the  noxious high CO2 manufacturing to China and India as a way of meeting domestic emission requirements. The result being that Europe and North America is under less emissions pressure and less urgency with things like mass EV roll out and green power. While China gets  all the value adding of those noxious heavy industries but also wears the scourge of High CO2 emissions. It easy to see why they need a strategy that  can help fix their own situation plus sell to the rest of the world.