How to Choose Between Sagitar and Asian Lion?

[OCatherine]

In terms of ride comfort, the Sagitar falls short of the Asian Lion, partly due to its harder seat cushions and the noticeable central hump on the rear floor. The Asian Lion comes standard with a 2.0L engine across all trims, allowing the base model to enjoy the same power performance as the higher trims. In contrast, the base model Sagitar has its power 'neutered'. The Asian Lion features an elegant and sporty body design with a spacious and generous appearance. The Sagitar, on the other hand, primarily uses horizontal lines as its design element to create a stable and robust feel.

[Lilian]

I've been driving the Sagitar for three years, and the chassis is indeed stable, giving a grounded and secure feeling like flying close to the ground on the highway. The 1.5T engine delivers more power than the Asian Lion's 2.0L, with quicker throttle response when overtaking. However, the dry dual-clutch transmission occasionally hesitates in traffic, which is not as smooth as the Asian Lion's CVT. The Sagitar offers more rear seat space, easily accommodating a child seat and a stroller, but the laggy infotainment screen is truly frustrating. If you frequently drive long distances, the Sagitar's handling is definitely a plus.