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What are the differences between the Beijing BJ90 and the Mercedes-Benz GLS?

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Philip

07/29/25 10:38pm

The differences between the Beijing BJ90 and the Mercedes-Benz GLS are in their body dimensions and wheelbase. Specific details are as follows: Different body dimensions: The Beijing BJ90 measures 5171mm in length, 1995mm in width, and 1902mm in height; the Mercedes-Benz GLS measures 5214mm in length, 1956mm in width, and 1823mm in height. Different wheelbase: The Beijing BJ90 has a wheelbase of 3100mm; the Mercedes-Benz GLS has a wheelbase of 3135mm. Beijing BJ90 design: The Beijing BJ90's design is not the traditional style of Beijing Automotive but adopts a new generation of design features with a rugged body. The front face continues the grille design of Beijing Automotive. The air intake grille features a simplified diamond-shaped mesh, divided into five sections by metal chrome strips, without compromising the grille's airflow management. Below the grille, there is also an air intake configuration. Mercedes-Benz GLS design: It adopts Mercedes-Benz's new family-style design language, with a front face featuring the iconic double-slat grille, paired with a honeycomb mesh and the Mercedes-Benz logo embedded in it. The entire grille position is slightly lower compared to the current model but larger in area. The lower grille outline adopts a design similar to AMG styling.

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