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What are the differences between the Middle East version and the China version?

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StephanieLee

07/29/25 9:05am

The differences between the Middle East version and the China version are: 1. Different four-wheel drive systems: The Middle East version features full-time four-wheel drive with a central differential and central differential lock; while the China version uses part-time four-wheel drive. 2. Different powertrains: The Middle East version offers three powertrain options - 2.7L, 4.0L, and 2.8L; whereas the China version only has a 3.5L powertrain. 3. Different front-end designs: The Middle East version has an additional chrome anti-collision bar as a signature design element; the China version lacks this chrome bar. 4. Different roof configurations: The Middle East version comes with roof racks, body decals, and side door trim; these are absent in the China version. 5. Different seating capacities: The Middle East version has 7 seats compared to the China version's 5 seats. Most parallel-imported vehicles are Middle East versions.

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StCourtney

08/12/25 8:16am

I've been driving a Middle East version car for several years, and the biggest difference compared to the China-spec version lies in the air conditioning cooling system. The Middle East region is extremely hot, so the Middle East version cars come factory-equipped with high-power radiator fans, and the condensers are particularly robust, making it effortless to run the AC in summer. In contrast, China-spec cars prioritize engine preheating devices more, given the much lower winter temperatures in northern China. Fuel compatibility is another issue—Middle East version fuel tanks are designed for 98-octane gasoline, so using 95-octane in China often triggers the malfunction indicator lamp. The navigation system is also frustrating, as the pre-installed map database in Middle East versions only covers Gulf countries, requiring a paid reflash for use in China. If you plan to use the car long-term in China, it's more hassle-free to opt for a China-spec version directly.

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