
Emgrand has a length, width, and height of 4725/1802/1478mm respectively. Here is some related information about the Geely Emgrand: 1. Emgrand adheres to the brand proposition of 'Excellence, Stability, and Prestige,' representing Geely Automobile's development direction in safety, energy efficiency, and environmental protection. 2. It both inherits and breaks through Geely's existing models. While Geely's current models still follow multinational corporations, Emgrand's models will play the role of surpassing them. 3. By integrating global resources, it provides consumers with the safest and most environmentally friendly independent high-end sedan with the most competitive cost-performance ratio. 4. The Emgrand brand has an efficient marketing management team with experience in management and marketing, offering high-quality services to dealer partners with a scientific, rigorous, thoughtful, and responsible attitude.

It's been almost a year since I started driving the 4th generation Emgrand. Every time I park, I can't help but notice its well-proportioned body. With a length of 4638mm and a particularly noticeable width of 1820mm, the shoulder room is much more generous than the Santana in the same price range when seating five people. The height of 1460mm combined with a 2650mm wheelbase means that even with the front seats adjusted, my 180cm frame can still cross legs comfortably in the back. The trunk can practically fit three 24-inch suitcases. By the way, the new model is 10mm lower but 31mm wider than the old one, making the steering feel more stable when parking, and it can easily fit into those 2-meter-wide mechanical parking spaces in underground garages in one go.

Last month, I accompanied a friend to a 4S dealership to check out the Emgrand. The salesperson gestured at the vehicle dimensions for us: 4638mm in length and 1820mm in width, making it 4cm narrower but more elongated than the Lavida. I specifically tried sitting in the back seat—the 2650mm wheelbase left two fists' space between my knees and the front seat, with four fingers' clearance above my head at 1460mm height. The salesperson mentioned the low-slung design was for reducing drag, but the steep rear window angle means child seats might slightly obstruct the view. Personally, I'd say this size is just right for a family of three, with no trouble fitting a stroller in the trunk for school runs.

Repair shops often see Emgrand accident vehicles, and I remember this car's dimensions particularly well. Its measurements are 4638×1820×1460mm with a 2650mm wheelbase, featuring a short front overhang and long rear overhang. During sheet metal work, it was found that the front crumple zone provides 15cm more buffer space than same-class vehicles, while the 1820mm width utilizes dual-layer anti-collision beams. Some customers complain about the low height, but the 1460mm height combined with wide wheel tracks actually results in much less cornering body roll compared to a Corolla. When loading luggage, be careful not to exceed 500kg as the chassis will noticeably sag.

My neighbor bought a new Emgrand and parks it next to my car every day. I specifically measured its dimensions: with a length of 4638mm, it perfectly fills the parking space in our community, 3cm shorter than my Sylphy but with a more advantageous width of 1820mm. The most practical feature is its 2650mm wheelbase—last time I helped him move, we managed to fit a 1.8-meter-long ladder in the back with the rear seats folded down. The height of 1460mm is slightly low, so ladies wearing skirts should be careful when getting out. These dimensions make it a space magician among compact cars, and I heard it weighs only around 1.2 tons.

After driving a ride-hailing car for three years and completing hundreds of trips with the Emgrand, passengers often praise the spacious back seats. The car's 4638mm length paired with a 2650mm wheelbase is indeed impressive, and the 1820mm width comfortably seats three without feeling cramped. However, the 1460mm height leaves limited headroom. I remember once picking up a basketball team—the 1.9-meter-tall guy had to tilt his head to get in. Compared to its peers, the Emgrand is 4cm wider than the Excelle and has a 5cm longer wheelbase than the Bora. The latest model now has a 1502mm track width, making it much more stable on rough roads.


