What are the differences between the GAC Mei 580 and Xuan 580?
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GAC Mei 580 and Xuan 580 have the following differences: Different configurations: The Mei 580 features a panoramic sunroof, GPS navigation system, navigation traffic information display, road rescue call, and supports front-row keyless entry. The Xuan 580 has battery preheating and rear seat proportional folding functions. Different prices: The Mei 580 is slightly more expensive than the Xuan 580. Additional information about the two models: Both models share the same powertrain, equipped with a permanent magnet synchronous motor with a maximum power of 100kW and a maximum torque of 225Nm, offering an NEDC comprehensive range of 460km.
Last time I went to the 4S store for a test drive, I specifically compared these two models. The Mei 580 emphasizes sportiness more than the Xuan 580, featuring a sharper honeycomb grille paired with arrow-shaped headlights and 18-inch blackened blade-style alloy wheels. In contrast, the Xuan 580 follows a minimalist design with a closed front grille and geometric cut lines. Inside, the Mei 580 adds contrast stitching and carbon fiber trim, while the Xuan 580 opts for a piano black finish. The Mei 580 comes standard with paddle shifters and a track driving mode, clearly targeting young drivers who enjoy performance handling. Both offer around 500km of range, but the Mei 580 has a stiffer suspension setup for better cornering support. If your budget allows, I’d recommend the Mei 580 for its more engaging looks and driving dynamics.