Differences Between the US Polo and the Chinese Polo?
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The US Polo tends to have higher fuel consumption, while the Chinese Polo focuses more on refined interior details. Below is a detailed comparison of these two models: 1. Exterior: The headlights of the US Polo differ from the domestic version. Although the outer contours are the same, the internal structure is noticeably different, with variations in the distribution of low and high beams and the shape of the rear reflectors. The US Polo features a slender transparent cover on the upper outer part of the side mirrors, making the turn signals more visible when activated. 2. Features: The US Polo lacks an antenna. The rear window wiper, which in the latest domestic version is a conventional wiper, remains unchanged in the US model, indicating no plans for cost-cutting on this component in Europe. The rear window is generally flatter. 3. Safety: The arrangement of buttons on the dashboard to the right of the steering wheel in the US Polo differs from the domestic version. Seat heating, standard in the domestic Polo, is absent here. Additionally, a button to the right of the hazard lights button allows manual deactivation of the passenger-side airbag, enhancing safety for children in the front passenger seat. 4. Materials: The US Polo seats differ slightly in fabric choice and design from the domestic model. The method of adjusting the seatback also varies—the domestic Polo uses a spring-loaded handle, while the US Polo uses a rotary knob.