
Here are the differences between the new and old models of Trumpchi GS4: 1. Styling: The new Trumpchi GS4 has modified the front face and rear of the car, adding light sources. 2. Body dimensions: The new Trumpchi GS4 is longer than the old model, with the same width and an increased height of 8mm. 3. Features: The new Trumpchi GS4 is equipped with the new generation of artificial intelligence system jointly developed by GAC Trumpchi and Tencent. 4. Roof design: It retains the floating roof design and offers an optional all-black roof to further enhance the sense of fashion.

I used to drive the older model of the GS4 and also test drove the new one. The older model was equipped with a 1.3T engine, which felt a bit sluggish in terms of power, and the throttle response was slow during acceleration. The new model has been upgraded to a 1.5T or hybrid system, making acceleration much faster and slightly reducing fuel consumption. In terms of transmission, the older model's manual or dual-clutch setup was prone to jerking, while the new one is so smooth that gear shifts are almost imperceptible. The steering wheel in the new model feels lighter, offering more agile handling, and the suspension tuning is more comfortable, making it less bumpy on mountain roads. Overall, the new model has made significant improvements in power response, making it more suitable for young drivers who enjoy a dynamic driving experience. Engine noise has also been reduced, making long drives less fatiguing.

The interior of the old GS4 had a strong hard plastic feel, causing back pain after prolonged sitting; the new model features thicker leather seats that are moderately firm, conforming to the body's curves, making long drives comfortable. The air conditioning responds faster too—the old model's heating was slow, leaving you freezing in winter; the new one warms up in minutes. The trunk capacity hasn't changed much, but the rear legroom has been optimized, offering more space to stretch. Noise control was a major flaw in the old model, with annoying tire noise at high speeds; the new version adds soundproofing materials, making the cabin so quiet you can hear musical details. These small improvements make daily driving more relaxing, as comfortable as being at home, especially ideal for family users.

The new GS4 has undergone a major technological upgrade. The older model only had a basic central control screen, while the new version features dual 12-inch large screens with a much smoother interface. The ADAS system, which includes lane keeping and adaptive cruise control, is new and makes highway driving more effortless. The voice assistant has also become more intelligent, with faster -up times and real-time navigation updates. Safety-wise, additional airbags have been added, and it scored high in crash tests. Connectivity supports remote car control via smartphone. The older model was simple but practical, while the new one is smarter and more reassuring, making it super friendly for tech enthusiasts.

In terms of exterior, the old model features a conservative design with a smaller grille; the new version boasts sharper lines, a larger and more imposing front grille, and sleek daytime running lights that resemble wings. The dimensions are slightly longer, resulting in more balanced proportions. The new wheel design enhances the sporty appearance, complemented by dynamic character lines along the side. The paint finish on the old model appears duller, while the new vibrant color options turn heads. Overall, the visual refresh elevates the sense of style, making it ideal for those who prioritize aesthetics.

The older GS4 has a lower price and cheaper parts, but it has more minor issues; the new model is over ten thousand more expensive but has lower fuel consumption, saving money on gas. The resale value is slightly higher for the new model, especially the smart edition, which is in high demand in the used car market. For long-term use, the new model requires less maintenance due to its mature technology. The new model offers better value for money, making it cost-effective for young people to buy on installment. The fuel consumption reduction is significant, allowing dozens more kilometers per full tank.


