What are the differences between the Magotan B7 and B8?

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VanSara
07/29/25 5:03pm
Differences between the Magotan B7 and B8: Different production platforms: The Magotan B7 model uses the PQ46 platform; the Magotan B8 model uses the new Volkswagen MQB platform. Different engines: The Magotan B7 model is equipped with the second-generation EA888 engine; the Magotan B8 model is equipped with the third-generation EA888 engine. Different transmissions: The Magotan B7 model uses the DQ250 wet dual-clutch transmission; the Magotan B8 model uses the DQ380 wet dual-clutch transmission. The Magotan is positioned as a mid-size car. The currently available models are the 2019 versions. In October 2018, the National V version was launched, and in May 2019, the National VI version was launched.
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