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What are the differences between the Lynk & Co 03 Jin and Jin Pro?

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StLola

07/24/25 12:07pm

Lynk & Co 03 Jin and Jin Pro have different configurations and prices. The Jin Pro model has higher configurations than the Jin model. Below is more information about the Lynk & Co 03 Jin Pro: 1. The Jin Pro model includes additional features compared to the Jin model, such as lane change assist, lane departure warning, lane keeping, traffic sign recognition, automatic emergency braking, fatigue driving reminder, front parking radar, 360-degree surround view, rear cross-traffic alert, full-speed adaptive cruise control, automatic parking, built-in driving recorder, and front-row wireless charging system. 2. The Jin Pro model's driver seat has four-way height adjustment and four-way lumbar support adjustment, which the Jin model lacks. The Jin Pro model also features an Infinity-branded audio system with 10 speakers. 3. The Jin Pro model's side mirrors have an automatic tilting function when reversing, and the interior rearview mirror has an automatic anti-glare function.

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McGabriel

08/11/25 6:16am

I've been helping a friend look at the Lynk & Co 03 models recently, and the main differences between the Jin and Jin Pro versions are concentrated in the configurations. The Jin, as the base version, is perfectly adequate for daily driving, but the Jin Pro improves on many details, such as adding a panoramic sunroof, leather seats, and wireless charging. In terms of power, both versions use a 1.5T engine, but the Jin Pro's transmission has been optimized for smoother performance, making it more comfortable to drive. On the tech side, the Jin Pro comes with a larger central control screen, a voice assistant, and more precise navigation. For safety features, the Jin Pro adds adaptive cruise control and automatic parking, which are quite handy in traffic. The price difference is around ten thousand yuan, and the extra cost for the Pro version brings higher quality and durability, making it worth considering when buying a new car.

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