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What are the differences between Volkswagen Lavida and Volkswagen Bora?

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08/28/2025, 10:57:54 PM

Volkswagen Lavida and Bora have the following differences: 1. In terms of exterior design, the new Volkswagen Lavida adopts the Volkswagen family-style horizontal grille design, with four silver chrome grille bars appearing very stable. The new Volkswagen Bora has a more aggressive front design, somewhat similar to the new Volkswagen Touareg, looking very sharp. It also features an open-eye design, with more three-dimensional headlight shapes, appearing very radical and distinctly different from previous Volkswagen sedan designs. 2. In terms of body dimensions, the new Volkswagen Lavida is 605 mm in length, 1765 mm in width, 1460 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2610 mm; the new Volkswagen Bora is 4562 mm in length, 1793 mm in width, 1468 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2614 mm. 3. In terms of side design, the new Volkswagen Lavida has a less prominent waistline design, while the new Volkswagen Bora features a more noticeable waistline that extends from the front headlights to the rear taillights, with an additional silver chrome waistline below the doors. 4. In terms of rear styling, the new Volkswagen Lavida has a more rounded rear design, with two small-sized brake lights below the taillights, while the new Volkswagen Bora has more three-dimensional taillight designs and a folded rear design, giving it a more sporty feel. 5. In terms of interior design, both the new Volkswagen Lavida and the new Volkswagen Bora adopt the Volkswagen family-style design. From a design perspective, the Volkswagen Bora has a more premium feel, while the Volkswagen Lavida is more conventional. Although it sells well, it lacks significant advantages in design.

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