What are the fuel consumption and performance of the Great Wall 300?
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The fuel consumption of the Great Wall 300 is 10~12L/100km. The performance is introduced as follows: 1. Exterior: The front bumper of the new car is equipped with a fairly thick protective plate, giving it a three-dimensional feel. The lines of the entire body are relatively smooth, with foot pedals installed at the bottom of the doors. The design of the rear part of the car is also precise, with relatively flat line descriptions. The vertical tail light set is generous, and the internal lenses of the light group are also vertically processed, providing high visibility when lit. The rear of the new car is equipped with a suspended spare tire, enhancing its off-road attributes. The overall appearance of the car is quite elegant. 2. Interior: The dual-screen setup composed of a liquid crystal dashboard and a central control screen is very generous. The multifunctional handle is relatively wide, and the new car is equipped with a uniquely shaped electronic gear. The seats of the new car are quite flexible, with meticulous stitching. The dimensions of the new car are 4720*1930*1927mm, with a wheelbase of 2750mm and a maximum wading depth of 700mm. 3. Power: The Great Wall WEY Tank 300 is equipped with a 2.0T engine, paired with an 8AT transmission arranged longitudinally by Aikeville. It delivers a maximum output power of 167KW and a maximum torque of 387N.m, showcasing excellent power performance. It is equipped with features such as creep function, all-terrain control system, three differential locks, chassis perspective, two-speed electronically controlled four-wheel drive, and tank rotation. The new car adopts a combination of front double-wishbone independent suspension and rear integral bridge independent suspension, providing excellent handling.
