What color options are available for the Baojun E100?

[McClaire]

Currently, the Baojun E100 offers five color options: Dreamy Pink, Ice Flame Blue, Aurora Silver, Glazed Red, and Candy White. Here is some relevant information about the Baojun E100: 1. The Baojun E100 is the first pure electric vehicle launched by SAIC-GM-Wuling, officially released in October 2016. 2. All four models have the same peak motor power of 29 kW, but they come with three different battery capacities: 19.2 kWh, 22 kWh, and 24 kWh. The orange model shares the 22 kWh battery capacity with one of the black models. 3. The top speed of the vehicle exceeds 100 km/h, but the maximum range may only be maintained at around 200 kilometers.

[McLyla]

As an owner of this car, I've driven the Baojun E100, which offers quite a variety of color options. The mainstream choices include Pure White, Obsidian Black, Sky Blue, Flame Red, and Mystic Silver. Pure White looks clean and fresh, making it suitable for family use, but it tends to show dust easily in summer and requires frequent washing. Obsidian Black is classic and stylish, looking cool when driven at night, but it absorbs heat quickly under sunlight. Sky Blue is my top choice—it has a touch of tech-savvy appeal and stands out on the street. Flame Red is vibrant and energetic, perfect for younger drivers. Mystic Silver is low-key and practical, with scratches being less noticeable and easier to maintain. When choosing a color, it's best to visit a 4S store to see the actual car and pick based on your daily needs and personality, rather than relying solely on pictures since lighting can alter the appearance. Personally, I think blue is the most versatile—it’s neither too flashy nor easily outdated, and it can even boost your driving mood.

[RiverDella]

I find the color options of the Baojun E100 quite practical, with common versions including white, black, blue, red, and gray. White looks fresh but requires more effort to clean stains; black is more dirt-resistant in rainy weather but heats up quickly when parked in sunlight, affecting cabin comfort. Blue and red are more vibrant, suitable for buyers seeking individuality, though consider high-frequency usage scenarios like commuting or short trips before choosing—gray is more hassle-free and doesn’t show aging easily. In terms of maintenance, light colors like white resist sun fading better, while darker shades need regular waxing to protect the paint. I recommend pairing the color with the interior style—blue or red with light interiors looks trendier. Ultimately, prioritize the color you find most pleasing for daily use.

[VonDylan]

The Baojun E100 comes in several color options, such as Pure White, Onyx Black, Dynamic Blue, Passion Red, and Space Gray, which are quite common. I've driven a few of them; white is versatile and suitable for any occasion, black is low-key yet exudes presence, blue adds a touch of modernity and offers a comfortable ride, red is eye-catching and stylish, while gray is practical and hides dirt well. When choosing, consider your preference—blue or red can add a sense of fun. Visiting a dealership for a test drive will give you a better feel for the actual effect.