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What are the dimensions of the Wildlander?

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LeBrantley

07/29/25 10:53am

The dimensions of the Wildlander are 4665mm in length, 1855mm in width, and 1680mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2690mm. The Wildlander is an SUV model. In terms of interior, the vehicle features a dashboard with extensive horizontal polygonal designs, equipped with a 10.1-inch floating thin central control screen, and a kick-sensing electronic tailgate. The luggage compartment floor adopts a double-layer, double-sided adjustable cover design. As for the powertrain, the Wildlander is powered by a 2.0L naturally aspirated engine, paired with a CVT transmission. This engine delivers a maximum power of 126kW and a maximum torque of 209Nm. It incorporates hybrid injection technology and utilizes an aluminum alloy cylinder head and block.

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Rex

08/13/25 4:24pm

I've driven the Wildlander for a while. The body length is about 4.66 meters, width around 1.85 meters, height approximately 1.68 meters, with a wheelbase close to 2.7 meters. These dimensions are quite suitable for a compact SUV - it never feels cramped when taking family outings, and the rear seats comfortably accommodate three adults. The trunk is particularly practical, easily fitting large camping gear like tents and folding chairs for weekend trips. It's much more maneuverable than full-size 7-seaters in parking lots, and narrow alley encounters don't cause anxiety. Most importantly, the generous ground clearance means you rarely worry about scraping the chassis on flooded roads during rainy days.

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VonJulianna

10/07/25 7:38am

As a frequent construction site visitor, I particularly value the Highlander's dimensional design. With a length of 4665mm and width of 1855mm, it remains stable without swaying on rough construction roads. The 2690mm wheelbase ensures rear-seat workers don't complain about fatigue. The 580-liter trunk easily accommodates toolboxes, and folded seats can fit ladders. The 1680mm height perfectly clears underground parking height limits. The most impressive aspect is its reasonable fuel consumption - significantly more efficient than full-size SUVs, making it ideal for both commuting and long trips.

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