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What is the difference between Baojun 100 and 200?

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Angela

07/24/25 5:44am

The differences between Baojun 100 and 200: 1. Different body dimensions: The length, width, and height of the Baojun 100 are 2488 mm, 1506 mm, and 1670 mm respectively; the Baojun 200 measures 2497 mm, 1526 mm, and 1616 mm. 2. Different rear suspension: The Baojun 100 uses a single-arm independent suspension, while the Baojun 200 does not use a single-arm independent suspension. Both the Baojun 100 and 200 are mini pure electric vehicles under the Baojun brand. These two models are front-motor vehicles, so they are both front-wheel drive. The maximum power of the motors in both the Baojun 100 and 200 is 29 kW, and the maximum torque is also 110 kW.

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FrankLynn

08/11/25 1:27am

As an electric vehicle enthusiast, I've always followed the Baojun series. The main differences between the E100 and E200 lie in design and technology. The E100 is an early two-seater compact car with a range of about 150 kilometers, offering basic practicality. The upgraded E200 is more stylish, boasting a range exceeding 250 kilometers, equipped with new lithium batteries and a more powerful motor for quicker acceleration. It also features a smart dashboard and delivers a quieter, smoother ride. Both models are ideal for city commuting, with super convenient parking and the ability to charge from a household socket. However, the E200 excels in energy efficiency, lasting longer on a single charge, making daily commutes both economical and hassle-free. I often drive it through narrow streets, where it's exceptionally agile, especially in congested areas. For new users, I recommend the E200 as it offers a higher and more future-proof starting point. This model has an upgraded platform, making it more advanced overall. If you frequently take short trips or are a beginner practicing driving, the E100 is sufficient.

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