What are the differences between the 2021 and 2020 Li ONE models?
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The differences between the two models are: the 2021 version has added multiple new configurations. Below are the relevant details: 1. Specific configuration details: The 2021 Li ONE has achieved comprehensive upgrades in its extended-range electric system, Li AD advanced driver assistance system, intelligent cockpit, and ride comfort. The NEDC comprehensive range reaches 1080 km, and the WLTC comprehensive range reaches 890 km. At the same time, the 2021 Li ONE maintains all configurations as standard. 2. Interior comparison: In terms of body layout, the Li ONE has discontinued the 7-seater version, increased the third-row space by 41mm, and adopted a newly designed steering wheel. The body comes standard with metallic paint in four colors: black, white, gray, and silver.
As a car enthusiast who frequently researches new technologies, I think the 2021 Li ONE has made significant improvements in intelligent driving. The front camera has been upgraded from a single-lens to five lenses, and the number of millimeter-wave radars has also increased to five, making the system more accurate in recognizing road markings and small obstacles while driving. The power of the rear motor has been increased, and the official acceleration time has improved slightly to just over 6 seconds, with a more noticeable push-back feeling when overtaking in real-world driving. The new model's AD-assisted driving chip has been replaced with the domestically produced Horizon Journey 3, which has a computing speed more than twice as fast as the old model. I specifically compared the infotainment systems of the two models—the 2021 version's screen, although the same size, appears larger due to narrower bezels, and the Qualcomm 820A chip loads navigation maps with almost no lag. The battery capacity has increased from 33 kWh to 38 kWh, significantly reducing range anxiety in winter, and the fuel tank has been enlarged from 45L to 55L, which is very practical.
