What are the differences between the Leiling Luxury Edition and Sport Edition?

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OMiles
07/29/25 5:32pm
The differences between the Leiling Luxury Edition and Sport Edition are as follows: 1. Price difference - the Sport Edition is slightly more expensive while the Luxury Edition is more affordable. 2. Configuration differences - the Sport Edition includes additional features such as headlight lenses, LED front fog lights, rear parking sensors, and larger-sized wheels compared to the Luxury Edition. 3. The Leiling adopts the latest family-style design with narrow wing-shaped grille paired with a large-mouth air intake, presenting a visually imposing and aggressive appearance. The grille extends to both sides of the front end, connecting with the headlight clusters. The front headlights feature a hook-shaped design with multi-layered strip-style daytime running lights and larger lamp units, creating a sharp lighting effect when illuminated. Combined with the sharp lines on the hood, the entire front fascia exudes aggressiveness. 4. The side profile features clean and simple lines for a more composed look, with the character line slightly rising at the rear to add vitality. For the interior, the Leiling adopts a well-contoured cabin layout that breaks away from conventional dull styling, highlighting a sense of layering and three-dimensionality.
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