What is a mid-cycle facelift?

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Mid-cycle facelift refers to some modifications made to the exterior appearance of a car. Here is more information about vehicle facelifts: 1. Initial stage: Mainly addresses issues that arise after the new car's release. These fixes are generally essential, so purchasing the initial version of the model is relatively cost-effective, as many problems are resolved after a period of experience accumulation. 2. Mid-cycle: Mid-cycle facelifts typically involve recalibrating the car's engine performance, such as increasing horsepower, enlarging wheel rims, or even adding some equipment. 3. Final stage: When a car model is in its last 1 to 2 years before a generation change, there will be a major facelift. Usually, the highest trim level of the model will be introduced at this time, with significant changes to the exterior (though not fundamental), such as reshaping the headlights, taillights, front and rear fenders, and substantial optimization of the interior, etc.