What are the differences between the RAV4 Fengshang Edition and the Fengshang X Edition?
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The differences between the RAV4 Fengshang Edition and the Fengshang X Edition are as follows: 1. The Fengshang Edition is the 2016 model, while the Fengshang X Edition is the 2018 model, with the latter being slightly more expensive. 2. The Fengshang X Edition has a longer body. The dimensions of the RAV4 2018 2.0L CVT 2WD Fengshang X Edition are 4675×1845×1690mm, with a wheelbase of 2660mm. In comparison, the RAV4 2016 2.0L CVT 2WD Fengshang Edition measures 4600×1845×1690mm, with the same wheelbase of 2660mm. More details about the RAV4 are as follows: 1. The Toyota RAV4 is a long-standing player in the domestic joint-venture urban SUV market, gaining more recognition after being renamed RAV4 Rongfang. The RAV4 Rongfang features a more fashionable layered grille design, downplaying the traditional front grille to create a more dimensional front face. Additionally, thanks to the sharp design of the headlights and grille, the RAV4 Rongfang appears less bulky, though it still looks slightly more conservative compared to models using Toyota's latest design language. 2. The interior layout of the RAV4 Rongfang also emphasizes a sense of layering. Unlike other models that pursue a high-tech feel, the RAV4 Rongfang retains a large number of physical buttons, showcasing a mechanical aesthetic. Moreover, the interior features extensive high-quality leather upholstery, enhancing the overall premium feel.
Last time I accompanied a friend to the 4S store to compare these two models, the most eye-catching feature of the Fashion X version was its black off-road kit. Both the front and rear bumpers and wheel arches were smoked black, giving it a particularly wild look. The wheels were upgraded from 18-inch to 19-inch dual-tone, making the drive more stable. It also comes with a roof rack, allowing you to carry two more pieces of equipment when camping. The most practical upgrade is the off-road mode knob, which allows you to directly switch to mud/sand mode, making the chassis respond faster when driving on rural dirt roads. The interior adds wireless charging and a full LCD dashboard. Veteran drivers might find it flashy, but young people love this kind of tech vibe. With a price difference of less than 20,000, I'd definitely go for the X version.