Grandeur Dignity

The Grandeur Dignity is a compact crossover/SUV produced by Grandeur Automobiles and was originally released by unknown7890 in May 2014. This vehicle was a departure from the company's original market and an attempt to follow the crossover trend.

First generation (2014)
The first generation Dignity was released on May 24, 2014 as a departure from the sports car market. The 2014 model was literally a lifted Euphoria, with larger wheels and a higher suspension.

Second generation (2016)
The second generation was last updated in January 2016 and was an attempt to create a more practical car, a departure for the company as they had been usually making sports cars. For that model year, the Dignity was completely redesigned to look like a real car.

However, it was still successful and did not receive any dislikes. This Dignity is based off the Range Rover Evoque.

The Dignity runs on the DynamicKZ drive software and has modern styling, with full LED lighting. Like other models produced by the company from 2016 onwards, the Dignity is fully CSG and has realistic rims. The SUV also has chrome trim on the front and sides, making it appeal. Also, it has integrated lights near the air intakes.

However, the seating capacity of the Dignity is believed to be 4, with a maximum of 5. The Dignity also has the highest ground clearance out of any Grandeur model as well as being the tallest. In fact, this vehicle would be the only one in the lineup able to drive off road.

Third generation (2022)
The third generation Dignity debuted in May 20, 2021 alongside the eDignity, which separates the trims.

eDignity
The Grandeur eDignity also debuted in the same day, it is underpowered.

Gucci Limited Edition
The Grandeur Dignity Gucci Limited Edition has been unveiled before the original and the electric trim debuts. The engine sounds are completely different, no electric trim for the limited edition.

Did you know?

 * This car was Grandeur's only SUV.
 * It was not released with a description unlike other models.
 * There were two versions actually made- the unit currently not for sale is believed to be the prototype, last updated on August 31, 2015.