What are the disadvantages of the TACQUA?

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VanDominic
09/02/25 6:25am
The disadvantages of the TACQUA are as follows: 1. Poor interior design and materials. In an attempt to highlight a sense of fashion, the TACQUA's interior uses some unique decorative panels, but it still cannot conceal the copycat design and the rigid feel of plastic materials. Combined with fabric seats and a plastic steering wheel, there is no sense of premium quality at all. 2. Difficult choice of powertrain. The TACQUA offers three powertrain options: 1.2T+7DSG, 1.5L+6AT, and 1.4T+7DSG. While the 1.4T powertrain is good, some people cannot tolerate the dry dual-clutch transmission. The 6AT is smooth, but the 1.5L engine lacks power. 3. Poor noise insulation and loud noise. A common issue with low-end joint-venture cars is the casual approach to noise insulation. At high speeds, the TACQUA produces significant noise, especially noticeable wind noise. 4. Lackluster configuration offerings. Starting at 110,000 yuan, the TACQUA still comes with a mechanical handbrake as standard across all trims. Rear parking radar is no longer standard across the range as it used to be, though a rearview camera is now standard on all models.
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Legolas
09/14/25 8:28am
As someone who frequently drives with family for outings, I think the biggest issue with the Tacqua is its limited space. The rear legroom is cramped, making it uncomfortable for three adults to sit together. The trunk capacity is also small—just a large backpack and a tent can fill it up during weekend camping trips, which reduces its practicality. The interior materials feel cheap with hard plastics, and prolonged driving in summer accentuates this low-cost feel. Noise control is poor, with noticeable wind and tire noise at high speeds, which can be quite distracting. It also lacks some key features like adaptive cruise control and a panoramic sunroof, falling short compared to competitors like the Toyota C-HR. While the price is affordable, these drawbacks significantly diminish the daily driving experience, especially on long trips where fatigue sets in easily. Potential buyers should think twice before purchasing.
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