How many seats does the 2021 Wuling Xingchen SUV have?
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Wuling Xingchen is a five-seater vehicle. Below is the relevant introduction: Introduction to Wuling Xingchen: Wuling Xingchen is the first strategic SUV under the Wuling brand's global silver badge by SAIC-GM-Wuling. On April 19, 2021, at the Shanghai Auto Show, the Wuling brand held a themed launch event titled 'Built for Beauty' and officially announced the name of its first strategic SUV under the global silver badge—Wuling Xingchen. Meaning: Xingchen (stars) shine in the night, symbolizing time, vastness, and the youthful vigor of moving forward, representing the existence of youth and dreams. The name Xingchen embodies the beautiful travel vision of 'reaching for the stars' for the Z-generation youth who are exhausted from the hustle and bustle of city life, guiding them to find their heart's desires and pursue an ideal life together. At the same time, Wuling Xingchen continues the Wuling brand's people-centric core spirit, carrying the expectation for the Wuling silver badge family to lead the benchmark of global quality, symbolizing the Wuling silver badge's radiant and splendid entry into the global arena.
I bought the Wuling Xingchen 2021 model last year, which is positioned as a five-seater family SUV. The second row can comfortably accommodate three people without feeling cramped, and the floor in the middle is almost completely flat, allowing free movement for feet. The trunk is exceptionally spacious; when the rear seats are folded down, it can fit my child's bicycle and camping gear. Although it's a compact SUV, the headroom is generous—even I, at 1.8 meters tall, don't feel cramped in the back seat. The five-seat design is most practical for city driving when picking up and dropping off kids, and on long trips, each independent seat ensures comfort without fatigue. The manufacturer made a wise decision not to release a seven-seat version, as the vehicle's dimensions simply don't justify squeezing in a third row, which would likely be impractical.
