How many liters of engine oil does the Binyue require?

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SanAniyah
07/30/25 1:02am
Geely Binyue requires 4 liters of engine oil. It is the latest compact SUV from Geely. Introduction to the Binyue: 1. Exterior design: It adopts the family design language, with details such as the grille, layered front face, side waistline, and floating D-pillar showcasing its differences from existing models. 2. Interior design: The materials and color combinations are exquisite, featuring a flat-bottom steering wheel, floating central control screen, electronic gear lever, and a floating design for the center console. 3. Safety features: It comes equipped with AEB city pre-collision safety system, LDW lane departure warning, BSD blind spot monitoring, and other safety protection functions.
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