Differences between WEY Latte and Mocha?
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WEY Latte and Mocha differ in model positioning, body dimensions, engine, and transmission. Model Positioning: WEY Mocha is positioned as a mid-size SUV, while WEY Latte is positioned as a compact SUV. Body Dimensions: WEY Mocha measures 4875mm in length, 1960mm in width, 1690mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2915mm; WEY Latte measures 4668mm in length, 1890mm in width, 1730mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2745mm. Engine and Transmission: WEY Mocha is powered by an E20N transverse turbocharged engine, paired with a 9-speed wet dual-clutch transmission (DCT), delivering a maximum horsepower of 214Ps, maximum power of 157kW, and maximum torque of 328N.m; WEY Latte is powered by an E15BD transverse turbocharged engine, paired with a 2-speed dedicated hybrid transmission (DHT), delivering a maximum horsepower of 156Ps, maximum power of 115kW, and maximum torque of 235N.m.
Last time I went to the auto show and saw WEY's Latte and Mocha. The Latte's design leans more towards a youthful style, with sharp front-end lines and cool-looking headlights. The interior features bold color schemes like red or blue themes, and the space is sufficient for urban commuting—fitting two people in the back seat is no problem. The Mocha, on the other hand, exudes a high-end feel, with a slightly larger body that gives off a business-like vibe among SUVs. The interior materials are visibly premium, with leather seats and wood-grain trim, significantly enhancing comfort. It feels like the Mocha is more suited for long family trips. The difference between the two is obvious when parking—the Latte is compact and nimble, while the Mocha can be a bit tricky on narrow roads. Their styles are complete opposites: the Latte is like a trendy street coffee, while the Mocha resembles a high-end beverage from a five-star hotel. Driving them gives off different impressions, but both are highly practical. Younger people tend to prefer the Latte, while those over 30 find the Mocha more appealing.
