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What are the differences between the 2020 Bora and the 2019 Bora?

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DiMatthew
07/23/2025, 11:29 AM

The differences between the 2020 Bora and the 2019 Bora are: 1. Different 0-100 km/h acceleration time: the 2020 Bora takes 13.1s; the 2019 Bora takes 12.3s. 2. Different curb weight: the 2020 Bora is 1245kg; the 2019 Bora is 1240kg. 3. Different body dimensions: the 2020 Bora measures 4663mm in length, 1815mm in width, and 1462mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2688mm; the 2019 Bora measures 4562mm in length, 1793mm in width, and 1468mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2614mm.

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VonLeah
08/10/2025, 07:22 AM

The exterior changes between the 2020 Bora and 2019 Bora are quite noticeable, as I've seen many real car comparisons. The 2020 model features a sportier front fascia design with an integrated grille and headlight assembly, creating a visually wider and more modern look. The taillights also received a minor facelift, displaying sharper lines when illuminated at night. Interior materials have been upgraded with more soft-touch areas on the dashboard, offering a finer tactile experience. The cockpit layout has been slightly adjusted with more ergonomic button placement. While the dimensions remain almost identical, the wheel design has been refreshed. The 2019 model appears more conventional with relatively conservative details. If budget allows, I'd recommend the 2020 version as it looks more premium, aligns better with current trends for daily driving, and holds slightly better resale value. In the long run, though these updates may seem minor, they enhance the overall character - choosing the newer model is the smarter decision.

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Elsa
09/22/2025, 01:14 AM

As someone who enjoys studying car configurations, I find the technological upgrades in the 2020 Bora particularly impressive. Its center console screen has been enlarged, offering a smoother operating interface, and supports faster connections with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The voice assistant's recognition rate has improved, making it more responsive without lag. Safety features now include a standard rearview camera and side assist, which were often optional in the 2019 model. The engine parameters have been slightly adjusted, reducing fuel consumption by approximately 0.2L/100km. The car's connectivity services have been expanded, making remote control more convenient. The suspension tuning has been subtly optimized for a smoother ride over bumps. Although the main powertrain remains unchanged, the 2020 model shows significant progress in smart features, and I appreciate this practical update.

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DiEvelyn
11/05/2025, 03:33 AM

The 2020 Bora has significantly improved in terms of safety, making it more reassuring than the 2019 model. It comes standard with automatic braking and lane-keeping systems, which were not available in the base version of the 2019 model. The body structure materials have been upgraded, resulting in better crash test scores. The seats now feature lumbar support, reducing fatigue during long drives. Noise reduction has been well-handled, lowering high-speed noise. I think these changes are very practical for families, offering more comprehensive protection for passengers. The 2019 model had simpler safety configurations but still met basic needs. Overall, the 2020 model is a more worthwhile choice.

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VonNicole
12/26/2025, 05:22 AM

The 2020 Bora is slightly more expensive, with a starting price about 5,000 yuan higher. However, it comes with more features, such as an upgraded multimedia system and a more comprehensive safety assistance package. The 2019 model currently has more discounts, with inventory cars available at 20-30% off, offering higher cost performance. If you're on a tight budget, the 2019 model drives just as steadily, with basically no difference in space and fuel consumption. I once helped a friend choose a car, and after comparison, we opted for the 2019 model to save money. However, the 2020 model holds its value slightly better, resulting in smaller losses when resold after a few years. It depends on personal needs and current promotions.

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