
Boyue 2018 and 2020 models have the following differences: Different lengths: The length of the 2018 Geely Boyue is 4519mm; the length of the 2020 Geely Boyue is 4544mm. Different tire models: The tire model of the 2018 Geely Boyue is 225/65r17; the tire model of the 2020 Geely Boyue is 225/60r18. Different transmissions: The 2018 Geely Boyue is equipped with a 6-speed manual transmission; the 2020 Geely Boyue is equipped with a 6-speed automatic transmission with manual mode. Different appearances: The 2020 Geely Boyue has a black background logo, and the grille size is larger than the 2018 model.

I've compared the 2018 and 2020 Boyue models, and the differences are quite noticeable. The 2018 version has a classic and stable exterior design, while the 2020 model features a more modern front fascia with daytime running lights, giving it a sharper look. Inside, the 2020 version comes with a larger screen and an upgraded smart system, offering faster voice control responses and more precise navigation. In terms of the engine, the 2020 model has slightly improved fuel efficiency, though the power output remains similar, delivering a smoother ride. The safety features are a highlight, with the 2020 version adding adaptive cruise control and automatic emergency braking, making highway driving much more convenient. Overall, the upgrade is worth it, especially for those who appreciate tech-savvy features, while the 2018 model suits those on a tighter budget.

As an owner who has driven both generations, the 2018 model offers decent comfort, but the 2020 version shows significant overall improvements. The seat materials are softer, making long drives less tiring, and noise insulation has also improved noticeably, resulting in a quieter experience on highways. In terms of features, the 2020 model adds remote start and smartphone connectivity, which is convenient for preheating the car in winter. The driving experience is solid and reliable, with fuel consumption remaining largely unchanged, but the added safety features like blind-spot monitoring make a real difference. The price is slightly higher, but you’ll appreciate the value once you use it—every drive feels worry-free.

The 2020 model is slightly more expensive than the 2018 version, but the configuration upgrades are impressive. The exterior design has become more stylish, with taillights that are more eye-catching. The interior features a large touchscreen that's easy to operate, and the system runs smoothly without lag. Safety has been enhanced with the addition of an automatic parking function, which is beginner-friendly. The engine efficiency has been fine-tuned, resulting in slightly lower fuel consumption for daily driving. Overall, the post-facelift version offers good value for money.

The 20th edition engines have undergone minor optimizations, resulting in more eco-friendly and efficient emissions, as well as smoother driving. Safety features have been enhanced, with practical additions like lane-keeping assist. The interior materials have been upgraded for better durability and a pleasant touch. The screen has been upgraded to 10 inches with faster response times. Driving assistance features, such as adaptive cruise control, are more precise. These detailed differences are significant and well-suited for those who prioritize technology.

From a family user's perspective, the 2018 model offers spacious and practical interiors, while the 2020 version focuses more on comfort and features. The upgraded easy-to-clean seat materials make it worry-free when traveling with kids. The 2020 model adds remote air conditioning control, allowing you to cool down the car in advance during summer. Fuel consumption remains similar, but safety features like automatic emergency braking are a big plus. Although priced higher, it's worth the long-term investment, especially with its driver assistance systems that reduce fatigue in heavy traffic.


