
SongSan Dolphin performed well during the test drive. 1. Powertrain: Equipped with a plug-in hybrid system consisting of a 1.5T four-cylinder engine + single electric motor, the engine delivers a maximum power of 160 horsepower, paired with a 6-speed dual-clutch transmission. 2. Interior: Features a simple and retro style, entirely wrapped in handcrafted leather, with both seats in the cabin capable of reclining flat, breaking away from the cramped feel of traditional two-door cars. Notably, the SSDOLPHIN incorporates numerous cutting-edge technologies, ranging from active/passive safety systems to human-machine voice interaction, from remote-controlled parking to ACC assisted driving, while the gearshift area exhibits a 'BYD-style' design.

I've been driving the Dolphin for a while now, and as an electric compact car, it's really enjoyable to drive, especially in urban areas where it's effortless. The acceleration from a standstill is very smooth, with immediate response from a light press on the accelerator, making overtaking or evasive maneuvers quite agile. The small turning radius and precise handling make parking in tight spots a breeze, and the rearview camera is a huge help. The interior seats are comfortable, reducing fatigue during long drives. Although the suspension can feel a bit stiff on bumpy roads, the overall shock absorption is acceptable. With a range of about 350 kilometers, it's sufficient for daily commutes. Home charging overnight fully replenishes the battery, and fast charging can top up most of it in half an hour. Compared to fuel-powered cars, the electricity costs are much lower, but you do need to pay attention to the distribution of charging stations—poor route planning can be troublesome. I think it's also quite worry-free for new or female drivers because the car is lightweight and easy to control, with plenty of safety features like lane departure and collision warnings, which are very practical.

From a technical perspective, the Dolphin equipped with the e-Platform 3.0 delivers a remarkably smooth driving experience, with instant and seamless power output, showcasing the distinct advantages of its electric motor. In terms of handling, the steering wheel offers a balanced weight—neither too heavy nor too light—with ample grip during high-speed cornering. The low center of gravity ensures stable turns without skidding. The Blade Battery provides durable range, minimal degradation in cold temperatures, and high charging efficiency, reaching 80% in just 30 minutes with fast charging. Maintenance is much simpler, lacking complex mechanical components—just regular checks on brake pads and tires are needed. The audio system delivers good sound quality in quiet environments, and the car's internet-connected navigation is precise. A related topic is the increasing popularity of electric vehicles, which have become more affordable, lowering entry costs. Combined with government subsidies, the overall cost of ownership is significantly lighter. I recommend a test drive to experience its real-world performance, as specifications don’t capture the full driving experience.

I use the Dolphin to take my kids to school, and it's quite easy to handle for daily commuting. It feels light and agile on city roads, starts quickly at red lights without hesitation, and its compact body makes it easy to squeeze through gaps in traffic or fit into small parking spaces. The seats are moderately firm, ensuring no back pain even after driving for one or two hours, and the rear space is spacious enough for a child seat without feeling cramped. The electric motor is quiet, so opening the windows for fresh air doesn’t interfere with conversations inside. With a range of about 350 kilometers, it’s perfect for weekend getaways, and home slow charging overnight is hassle-free. Safety-wise, it comes with multiple airbags and comprehensive collision sensors, giving parents peace of mind. A key suggestion is to plan charging stations carefully if you frequently drive long distances.

Daily commuting with the Dolphin is quite hassle-free. It nimbly navigates through the city during morning and evening rush hours, offering responsive handling that's easy to control. Its quick acceleration from a standstill makes stop-and-go traffic less tiring, while the light and agile steering facilitates U-turns on narrow roads, aided by its parking assist system. Comfort-wise, the seats provide ample support, and the AC cools rapidly, ensuring fatigue-free driving even after hours on the road. Electricity costs save hundreds monthly, and installing a charging pile in the residential parking space is convenient. The range suffices for urban life, with occasional weekend trips requiring just one or two top-ups. Additional perks include favorable EV policies—purchase subsidies, exemption from purchase tax, and straightforward, low-maintenance upkeep.

The Dolphin offers a relaxed and comfortable driving experience, with low noise and ample power as an electric sedan. Its precise and effortless steering makes city driving a breeze, with brisk acceleration from traffic lights and smooth overtaking. The compact body ensures easy handling for turns and parking. With a range of 350km, it's sufficient for daily commutes, and home slow charging is cost-effective and time-saving. The seats provide moderate firmness with good lumbar support for fatigue-free long-distance driving, while the suspension handles bumps decently. Related topics include the eco-friendly and low-carbon nature of electric vehicles, along with their low usage costs. The Dolphin boasts high energy efficiency and decent regenerative braking energy recovery.


