What are the differences between the 2020 and 2021 Wildlander models?
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The 2021 Wildlander has no major differences from the 2020 model except for its appearance. Below is an introduction to the Wildlander: 1. Overview: The Wildlander is the fourth member of the TNGA product family, following the eighth-generation Camry, C-HR, and the all-new Levin, and it is GAC Toyota's first TNGA mid-size SUV model. It was launched on February 28, 2020, as a new SUV model under GAC Toyota. 2. Naming: The new vehicle adopts a naming convention similar to the Highlander series of large and mid-size SUVs, forming the "Landa Brothers" series that covers mainstream SUV segments. The Wildlander embodies new SUV values, featuring an advanced and elegant design that showcases its boldness, a dynamic driving experience that highlights its power, and high QDR quality that establishes its prestige. It is positioned as the "TNGA Leading New Drive SUV." 3. Exterior: The Wildlander's design retains a significant amount of chiseled polygonal styling. The front fascia incorporates an elegant and refined design, with the upper grille seamlessly blending into the slim, sharp headlights on both sides, creating a sense of horizontal extension. The lower grille features a spindle-shaped design, complemented by fog lamp grilles on both sides, showcasing the Wildlander's dual nature of strength and sophistication in its exterior design.
