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What are the differences between the new Santana and Jetta?

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LeTheo

09/04/25 2:56am

The differences between the new Santana and Jetta are as follows: 1. Different in design: The new Santana chassis adopts a power-optimized protective plate with a slightly higher waistline, while the new Jetta has a lower waistline. 2. Different in safety: The new Santana uses 59% high-strength steel plates in the whole vehicle, while the new Jetta uses 51%. The new Santana's ESP integrates 10 functions, while the new Jetta's ESP integrates 7 functions. The high-end version of the new Santana is equipped with head safety air curtains, which are not available in any version of the new Jetta. The new Santana can be optionally equipped with 6 airbags, while the new Jetta can be optionally equipped with a maximum of 4 airbags. 3. Different in configuration: The new Santana's rear suspension stabilizer bar uses a 19MM imported part, while the new Jetta's rear suspension stabilizer bar uses an 18MM domestic part. The new Santana is equipped with Hankook and Dunlop tires, while the new Jetta uses Giti tires. The new Santana's front fog lights integrate a static cornering auxiliary lighting system, while the new Jetta only has ordinary fog lights.

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DeLeonardo

09/16/25 4:08am

The new Santana and Jetta used to be Volkswagen models, but now they've changed quite a bit. The Santana was originally the Chinese version of the Passat B2, and older generations recognized it for being rugged and durable. The Jetta was adapted from the second-generation Jetta and was particularly popular among taxi drivers. Nowadays, the new Santana actually has no direct lineage with the old model—it's now based on the Polo platform, targeting family practicality. The Jetta has spun off into its own brand, offering more affordable prices. Both are powered by the EA211 engine, but the Santana is tuned for comfort, making it less bumpy over speed bumps, while the Jetta has quicker throttle response, making it better suited for navigating city streets. In terms of space, the Santana's trunk can fit two large suitcases, and the Jetta's rear legroom is also decent. For features, the Santana has a simple and durable center console, while the Jetta adds newer functions like CarPlay. Maintenance costs are about the same, with an oil change costing around 200 yuan.

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