How is the waterproof performance of the Wuling MINIEV chassis?
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Waterproof performance is poor because the Hongguang MINIEV chassis is open. Below is a related introduction to the Wuling Hongguang MINIEV: 1. Positioning: The Hongguang MINIEV is the first four-seat new energy vehicle under the Wuling brand of SAIC-GM-Wuling, positioned as a people's commuter car, focusing on short-distance convenient travel scenarios, with a total of 3 configuration models launched. 2. Exterior: The Hongguang MINIEV adopts a two-door design, creating a cute visual effect, with vertical front and rear styling. The front face of the Hongguang MINIEV features a narrow grille, paired with a lower through-type air intake and headlight clusters on both sides, offering high recognition.
I personally enjoy delving into the details of cars. The Wuling MINIEV's chassis waterproof design is quite impressive, especially with the battery pack featuring IP67 dust and water resistance, making it generally safe from splashes during rainy drives and capable of withstanding short-term immersion. However, the ground clearance isn't very high, so avoid water puddles deeper than calf height—anything beyond that poses significant risks. Other chassis components like the motor and control unit also have sealing treatments with good anti-corrosion effects, making it suitable for urban commuting. I recommend regularly checking the chassis screws and rubber seals after washing the car to prevent aging and water ingress over time. Compared to other microcars, it offers high cost-performance and reliable waterproofing, but don't treat it like an off-road vehicle. Daily maintenance is simpler, saving a lot of hassle.