What are the differences between JH6 and J6P?

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Harris
07/30/25 3:35am
JH6 can be considered as an upgraded version of J6P. The main differences between JH6 and J6P lie in the enhanced cabin safety, comfort, and richer configuration features of JH6. Below are the distinctions between JH6 and J6P: 1. Exterior: J6P has a more rugged yet timeless appearance with a classic design, while JH6 boasts a more aggressive and internationally styled look. 2. Details: The three speed indicator lights in the middle of J6P's front are absent in JH6. JH6's headlights appear more vibrant than J6P's and are equipped with LED contour lights, giving it a distinctive personality. Due to current policy requirements, both vehicles come with front underrun protection beams. JH6's front bumper is closer to the ground and seamlessly integrated into the bumper, whereas J6P's is exposed. 3. Transmission: Both vehicles use the FAW CA12TAX210M 12-speed transmission and FAW 457 welded axle. However, the rear axle ratio for J6P is 4.111, while JH6's is 3.7.
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