What are the differences between the new Outlander and the Karoq?
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The new Outlander and the Karoq have the following differences: 1. Fuel supply method: The new Outlander uses multi-point electronic injection; the Karoq uses direct injection. 2. Engine: The new Outlander is equipped with a 2.0L L4 engine; the Karoq has a 1.4T L4 engine. 3. Transmission type: The new Outlander has a continuously variable transmission (CVT); the Karoq has a dual-clutch transmission. Here is some additional information about the new Outlander: 1. Riding experience: Sitting inside the Outlander provides a more spacious and comfortable feeling compared to a regular sedan. Due to its higher body, the driver has better visibility, and the seats offer good support, reducing fatigue. 2. Interior design: The steering wheel features a currently popular four-spoke design with adjustable height. However, for drivers around 1.7 meters tall, this design may block the turn signal indicators on the dashboard. The circular air vents and T-shaped instrument panel align with the Outlander's "unique" design concept, which can be considered a highlight. However, the driver's side armrest is positioned slightly too far back, making it less convenient to use. The rear windows and tailgate glass are tinted for UV protection and heat insulation, eliminating the need for aftermarket window tinting.