What are the differences between Changan Eado and Eado DT?

[VonRuby]

Here is a detailed introduction to the differences between Changan Eado and Eado DT: 1. Exterior: The second-generation Eado is more dynamic with more varied lines, while the Eado DT has simpler lines, and there are also many differences in wheels and lighting; another difference lies in the grille, with the second-generation Eado having 7 slats and the Eado DT having 6 chrome slats. 2. Powertrain: The second-generation Eado is equipped with a 1.6L GDI direct-injection engine paired with a 6AT transmission, while the Eado DT comes with 1.0T and 1.6L engines, matched with 5-speed, 6-speed manual transmissions, and a 4-speed automatic transmission. 3. Dimensions: The second-generation Eado measures 4710*1820*1505mm with a wheelbase of 2700mm, while the Eado DT measures 4575*1750*1500mm with a wheelbase of 2610mm. In terms of size, the second-generation Eado is clearly the 'big brother' of the Eado DT. 4. Features: The second-generation Eado is relatively richer in features, including active braking, ACC adaptive cruise control, keyless entry and start, power seats, a 10.25-inch touchscreen, air purifier, etc., offering higher configuration and a stronger sense of technology.

[VanMadeline]

I've driven several Changan cars before, the Eado and Eado DT mainly differ in design and appearance. The Eado DT has a more sporty look, with added front and rear spoilers and side skirts, featuring smoother lines, making it suitable for friends who prefer a cool style. The regular Eado has a slightly larger body size, a longer wheelbase, and more spacious rear seating, offering comfort for family trips. Both are equipped with a 1.6L engine, but the Eado DT has a more aggressive tune, providing quicker acceleration response and a more exciting drive at high speeds. In terms of price, the Eado DT is slightly more expensive by a few thousand yuan. If you're on a tight budget, the standard version is the better choice. Safety equipment is similar, with both featuring ABS and ESP systems. Maintenance-wise, both have comparable upkeep costs, requiring regular check-ups. Overall, the DT version is more suited for young people seeking driving pleasure, while the regular Eado is more practical.