What are the features of the Sylphy Yuexiang Edition?

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LaJohnny
07/30/25 7:14am
The features of the Sylphy Yuexiang Edition are as follows: 1. Configuration: Equipped with an 8-inch floating LCD touch screen, built-in driving recorder, automatic air conditioning, and a new ultra-intelligent connectivity system, as well as voice control for the vehicle, remote start, and other functions. 2. Exterior: The sporty appearance far surpasses the older models, appearing more youthful and dynamic. The segmented waistline on the side is very distinctive, with a slightly increased body length and slightly reduced height, giving it a more poised stance. The interior design and quality significantly surpass the older models, comparable to the former Mercedes-Benz A-Class. 3. Safety: Equipped with seven safety systems and three driving assistance technologies, including lane change assist, lane departure warning, fatigue driving reminder, active braking, and side parking radar, enhancing safety.
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