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What are the differences between the Lynk & Co 03+ and the 03?

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LeLucas
09/05/25 6:17am
Lynk & Co 03+ and Lynk & Co 03 mainly differ as the performance version versus the standard version. Here are the detailed differences: 1. Exterior: Based on the 03, the 03+ has undergone comprehensive upgrades in terms of exterior, interior, powertrain, and chassis. The 03+ features a sporty exterior kit, higher-grade interior materials, and significantly improved static quality feel and sportiness compared to the 03. 2. Powertrain: The 03+ is equipped with a high-power 2.0T engine, paired with an 8AT transmission and a four-wheel-drive system; the 03 comes with a 1.5T + 7-speed dual-clutch or a low-power 2.0T + 6AT powertrain, featuring front-wheel drive.
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VonAyla
09/17/25 6:40am
The main differences between the Lynk & Co 03+ and the regular 03 lie in performance. Having driven both models, I feel the 03+ is more like a sporty hot hatch with significantly stronger power output. The acceleration provides a strong sense of push-back, and the suspension is tuned much stiffer with excellent cornering grip, giving it a race car feel. The interior is upgraded with features like bucket seats and carbon fiber trim, while the exterior boasts an exaggerated rear spoiler and large wheels. The all-wheel-drive system is suitable for slippery roads, but fuel consumption is higher than the standard version. Daily driving might feel bumpy, whereas the regular 03 offers a smoother and more fuel-efficient ride, making it ideal for commuting. Overall, the 03+ is better suited for those seeking excitement.
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JudahLynn
10/31/25 7:10am
I think the difference between the 03+ and the 03 is more obvious in terms of practicality. The regular version has lower fuel consumption, softer suspension for a comfortable ride over speed bumps, sufficient power for daily commuting, practical space, and an affordable price. On the other hand, the 03+ has higher power leading to increased fuel consumption, a stiffer suspension that can be tiring on long drives, and sporty seats that look cool but are less comfortable than the regular version. The interior is nice, but maintenance costs might be slightly higher. The safety standards are the same, but the enhanced performance is unnecessary for most, making it a waste of money. I recommend choosing the 03 for city driving as it is more economical and reliable.
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