What are the differences between the new Lova and the old Lova?
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The differences between the new Lova and the old Lova lie in their body dimensions, exterior design, and headlights. Different body dimensions: The new Lova has a length of 4345mm, while the old Lova measures 4310mm, resulting in a 35mm increase in overall dimensions, with more streamlined contours. Different exterior design: The front fascia is the most significantly changed part of the new Lova, transitioning from the original double muscle lines to triple muscle lines, giving it a more stylish appearance. The upper and lower grilles adopt Chevrolet's signature V-shape design, making the new Lova appear more youthful and fashionable compared to the rounded and full-bodied old Lova. The rear end abandons the plump and solid style of the old Lova, featuring a two-tone treatment that looks sleeker and more youthful. Additionally, the somewhat outdated chrome strips have been removed, and the original LOVA badge, Chevrolet logo, and Shanghai GM lettering have been repositioned lower and integrated onto a same-color horizontal strip, creating a more minimalist look. Different headlights: The changes in the headlights and fog lights are also quite noticeable. The new Lova's headlights feature upward-angled corners, appearing sharper than the round headlights of the old Lova. The addition of chrome-ringed fog lights with equally sharp contours further enhances the cohesive styling of the new Lova.
