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What are the dimensions of the Wuling Capa?

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DiBrynlee
07/30/25 2:53am
Wuling Capa has a body length of 4875 mm, a width of 1880 mm, a height of 1700 mm, and a wheelbase of 2800 mm. Definition of the vehicle body: It refers to the part of the vehicle used to carry passengers and cargo, or the entire vehicle. For some vehicles, the body serves both as the driver's workspace and the space for passengers and cargo. The body includes windows, doors, the driver's compartment, passenger compartment, engine compartment, and luggage compartment. Body styles: There are several types, including box-type, fish-type, boat-type, streamlined, and wedge-type. The structural forms are divided into single-box, two-box, and three-box types. The body styling structure is the vehicle's visual language, and its design quality directly affects the vehicle's performance.
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LeJourney
08/16/25 9:14am
As someone who frequently drives the family around to pick up the kids, I’ve always paid attention to the dimensions of the Wuling Victory. It measures 4875mm in length, 1880mm in width, 1700mm in height, and has a wheelbase of 2800mm. This design is considered quite spacious among family MPVs. With three kids in my family, the rear seating offers ample space without cramped legs, and the trunk easily accommodates grocery shopping or travel luggage. However, parking can be a bit challenging on narrow streets, requiring a slightly larger spot. Overall, these dimensions strike a good balance for both urban and suburban driving—comfortable yet not too large to handle. My wife appreciates this too, saying it makes outings with the kids both safe and convenient.
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JaydenRose
10/22/25 2:09am
I drive the Wuling Capgemini to commute in the city, with its dimensions of 4875mm in length, 1880mm in width, and 1700mm in height, which feels just right. Whether driving to work or gatherings, the interior space is spacious enough, and the 2800mm wheelbase ensures passengers in the back don't feel cramped. However, extra caution is needed in narrow alleys or when parallel parking to avoid scratches. Compared to smaller cars, the MPV's body size isn't cumbersome for commuting, and the fuel consumption stays within a reasonable range. On weekends, when going out with friends, the trunk can accommodate some luggage, making it highly practical. I recommend measuring your garage dimensions before purchasing to avoid parking troubles in daily use.
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