What are the differences between Borui and Borui GE?
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The differences between Borui and Borui GE are: 1. Different powertrains: Borui is equipped with a 1.8-liter turbocharged engine; Borui GE is equipped with a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine. 2. Different interiors: Borui pursues luxury in the cabin; Borui GE pursues technological luxury. Geely Borui is the first model under the Geely brand to introduce Volvo's safety technology concept. It offers three displacement options across seven variants, with body dimensions of 4986mm x 1861mm x 1513mm. The body structure is a 4-door, 5-seat sedan, matched with 18-inch forged aluminum alloy wheels and 20-spoke aluminum alloy rims.
Last year, I switched to driving the Borui GE for a while, after previously driving the regular Borui gasoline car. The Borui is a pure fuel version, equipped with a gasoline engine, and the engine noise is noticeable during acceleration. It's quite stable on the highway but has slightly higher fuel consumption in the city. The Borui GE, on the other hand, features a hybrid system with an electric motor plus an engine. It starts super quietly and saves a lot of fuel at red lights, making city driving particularly effortless. In terms of maintenance, the GE's battery requires regular checks, but overall, it offers smoother driving performance and is less tiring on long-distance trips. The exterior of both cars is similar, but the GE's interior is more modern with a touch of tech screens. After driving it for a while, I've come to prefer the GE's comfort, especially its noise reduction effect during traffic jams, which reduces fatigue. However, if you often drive on rough and complex off-road conditions, the regular Borui is simpler and more reliable.
