
The differences between the Excelle and the Verano are as follows: 1. Price: The official price of the top-end Excelle is lower than that of the top-end Verano. 2. Dimensions: The latest top-end Excelle has a body length x width x height of 4468(mm) x 1765(mm) x 1469(mm) with a wheelbase of 2611(mm), while the latest top-end Verano measures 4609(mm) x 1798(mm) x 1464(mm) with a wheelbase of 2640(mm). Overall, the body of the top-end Excelle is shorter than that of the top-end Verano, and the wheelbase of the top-end Excelle is also shorter than that of the top-end Verano.

As an experienced driver, I've driven both the Buick Excelle and the Buick Verano, and the differences between the two are quite noticeable. The Verano is a newer generation model with a more stylish and sporty exterior, unlike the boxy and outdated look of the Excelle. In terms of interior, the Verano uses soft-touch materials, giving it a more luxurious feel, while the Excelle has a stronger plastic feel and becomes uncomfortable on long drives. Performance-wise, the Verano offers a choice between a 1.3T and a 1.5L engine, providing quicker acceleration and better fuel efficiency—I average around 7 liters in city driving. In contrast, the Excelle's 1.5L engine is underpowered and less fuel-efficient, often exceeding 8 liters. The biggest upgrade is in tech features: the Verano comes with a large touchscreen, CarPlay, and a rearview camera, while the Excelle lacks any smart features, making long trips a bit dull. Space is similar, but the Verano has a slightly larger trunk. Price-wise, the Verano is about 10,000 to 20,000 RMB more expensive as a new car, but the Excelle has been discontinued and is only available used. Maintenance is easier for the Verano as parts are more readily available. Overall, the Verano offers comprehensive and practical upgrades.

Comparing these two Buick models, the main differences lie in design and technology. The Excelle is positioned towards a younger demographic, built on a new platform, resulting in a lighter body and more agile handling. The Excelle GT, derived from an older platform, has a stiffer chassis, making rides over bumpy roads less comfortable. In terms of appearance, the Excelle features sleek lines and modern elements like LED headlights, while the Excelle GT has a more traditional design without standout features. The engines differ as well; the Excelle offers optional turbocharging for smoother power delivery, whereas the Excelle GT comes with a naturally aspirated engine that often feels underpowered. Interior space is similar, but the Excelle has better seat bolstering, reducing fatigue on long drives. Safety-wise, the Excelle comes standard with multiple airbags and an electronic stability system, while the base model Excelle GT offers fewer protections. Price-wise, a new Excelle starts around 100,000 yuan, whereas the Excelle GT is cheaper as a used car but has been discontinued for years. If buying used, the Excelle GT offers good value, but for a new car, the Excelle is the better choice, especially for those who enjoy driving.

From a user's perspective, the differences between the Excelle and the Excelle GT are quite significant. The Excelle GT is an upgraded version of the Excelle, featuring a more fashionable exterior and better interior materials. In terms of the powertrain, the Excelle GT has a newer engine that is more efficient and fuel-efficient, making it quite worry-free for city driving. The Excelle's powertrain is older and may be noisier. In terms of features, the Excelle GT comes with smart connectivity functions like voice control and automatic air conditioning, which the Excelle lacks. There's a price difference of several thousand yuan; the Excelle GT is more expensive but packed with technology. The space is similar, both can accommodate five people, with the Excelle GT having a slightly larger trunk. Currently, the Excelle has been discontinued and is rare in the market, while the Excelle GT is the new mainstay.


