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What are the differences between the WM EX5 and the Velite 7?

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FinnFitz
07/29/2025, 02:10:00 AM

Here are the differences between the WM EX5 and the Velite 7: 1. Price: The WM EX5 is a compact SUV under the WM Motor brand, with the latest top model being the 2021 EX5-Z Fun Dynamic Edition. The Velite 7 is a small SUV under the Buick brand, with the latest top model being the 2020 652E Connected Smart Edition, with an official guide price of 199,800 yuan. In terms of price, the official price of the WM EX5 top model is slightly lower than that of the Velite 7 top model. 2. Overall body dimensions: The latest top model of the WM EX5 has body dimensions of 4585mm (length), 1835mm (width), and 1672mm (height), with a wheelbase of 2703mm. The latest top model of the Velite 7 has body dimensions of 4264mm (length), 1767mm (width), and 1618mm (height), with a wheelbase of 2675mm. In terms of overall body dimensions, the WM EX5 top model is longer than the Velite 7 top model, and the wheelbase of the WM EX5 top model is also slightly longer than that of the Velite 7 top model. 3. Overall configuration: Comparing some safety features, driving assistance features, lighting features, and interior features between the WM EX5 top model and the Velite 7 top model, in terms of overall configuration, both models have their own strengths and weaknesses, making them fairly evenly matched.

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