Are there any differences between the Binyue and Binyue Pro?
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The Binyue and Binyue Pro have differences, mainly in the following aspects: 1. Engine: The Binyue comes with two engine options, a 1.0t and a 1.5t, both of which are three-cylinder engines; the Binyue Pro offers a 1.4t and a 1.5t, with the 1.4t being a four-cylinder engine. 2. Tire Pressure Display: The Binyue only includes a tire pressure display in mid-range models and above; the Binyue Pro comes standard with a tire pressure display across all models. The Binyue has body dimensions of 4330mm in length, 1800mm in width, and 1609mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2600mm. In terms of appearance, this car adopts the brand's family design language, featuring a youthful, stylish, and robust overall shape. The new front grille is paired with sharp front bumper styling, and the sport version also includes interior red trim, highlighting individuality while enhancing the sporty atmosphere.
The Bin Yue and Bin Yue Pro do have differences, primarily in exterior upgrades. The Bin Yue Pro features a more aggressive front grille design, adds LED daytime running lights, larger and sportier alloy wheels on the sides, and a reshaped rear bumper, giving it a more youthful and stylish overall appearance. The standard Bin Yue appears more conservative, using traditional halogen lights and regular steel wheels. Having driven my friend's car, the Pro version definitely turns more heads on the road, though these changes don't significantly impact daily driving. If you enjoy car modifications or prioritize aesthetics, the Pro is worth the price difference. Additionally, the optimized body lines theoretically reduce air resistance for slightly better fuel efficiency, but the actual difference is minimal—it ultimately comes down to personal preference.
