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What are the differences between the Jetour X90 and X70?

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DeGenesis
09/02/25 5:34am

The main differences between the Jetour X90 and X70 are as follows: 1. In terms of price, the official price of the top-end version of the Jetour X70 is cheaper than that of the Jetour X90. 2. In terms of the overall body, the body of the top-end version of the Jetour X70 is shorter than that of the Jetour X90, and the wheelbase of the top-end version of the Jetour X70 is also shorter than that of the Jetour X90. 3. In terms of overall configuration, the top-end versions of the Jetour X90 and Jetour X70 are comparable. Additional information: 1. The length, width, and height of the Jetour X90 are 4840 mm, 1925 mm, and 1780 mm respectively, with a wheelbase of 2850 mm. 2. The Jetour X90 uses two types of engines: (1) A 1.5-liter turbocharged engine. (2) A 1.6-liter turbocharged engine.

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VonNoah
09/14/25 7:41am

As a family-oriented car owner who frequently drives with loved ones, I believe the most significant difference between the Jetour X90 and X70 lies in their dimensions. The X90 is notably larger, with a length approaching 5 meters, whereas the X70 measures around 4.7 meters. This translates to substantially more legroom in both front and rear rows of the X90 – a perfect fit for someone like me with multiple children. During long trips, the X90's trunk capacity is also superior, accommodating three large suitcases with ease, while the X70's slightly smaller trunk fills up after two. Additionally, the X90's longer wheelbase enhances ride stability, though the X70 proves more maneuverable in urban settings due to its easier parking. Fuel consumption may be marginally higher in the X90 due to its weight, but it compensates with superior driving comfort. In summary, if spaciousness is your priority, the X90 is the clear choice; for daily commuting, the X70 offers cost-effective practicality.

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Aubrey
10/28/25 8:24am

As a young person who just bought a car, I found the configuration differences between the Jetour X90 and X70 quite crucial. The X70 is positioned as an entry-level model, typically equipped with a 1.5T engine—smooth to drive but with average acceleration, making it suitable for budget-conscious buyers like me. The X90, on the other hand, comes standard or offers an optional 2.0T engine, delivering more power and significantly quicker acceleration, which makes overtaking on highways much more enjoyable. In terms of technology, the X90 features a larger display and advanced driver-assistance systems like blind-spot monitoring, while the X70 has a smaller screen and fewer functions. The X90 is naturally more expensive by around 10,000 to 20,000 RMB, but after calculating the cost-performance ratio, I believe the extra comfort and safety features justify the additional expense. However, its fuel consumption is slightly higher, so I recommend choosing based on your daily needs.

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DelCassidy
12/11/25 8:40am

From a practical perspective, the biggest differences between the Jetour X90 and X70 are their body dimensions and seating layouts. The X90 has a longer wheelbase, significantly more interior space, and offers optional 6 or 7-seat configurations, making it ideal for family trips. The X70 primarily features a 5-seat design, better suited for single individuals or couples commuting. In daily driving, the X70's shorter body makes it more agile and easier to park in urban areas, while the X90 is larger and heavier but offers more stability. The X90 clearly outperforms in trunk capacity, providing ample space for luggage. With a price difference of a few thousand yuan, the choice depends on which model better suits the user's needs.

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