What is the difference between Roewe and Roewe 360?
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The difference between the two cars is not significant, with the Roewe 360 offering slightly more space and a different engine model. Below is an introduction to Roewe cars: 1. Roewe: The Roewe 350 is a compact sedan positioned in the A-segment market, launched by SAIC Motor following its predecessors. It is also the first Roewe family car to incorporate 3G technology. 2. Powertrain: Compared to the older 350 model, the 2014 Roewe 350 underwent technical upgrades in fuel economy. By applying new technologies to optimize the chassis, engine, and transmission, the fuel consumption was reduced to only 6.9L, a 12% improvement over the older 350 model. The 2014 350 also introduced Tiptronic manual-automatic transmission technology, offering four driving modes: D, S, M, and W. 3. Exterior Design: Based on the sporty design of the Roewe N1 concept car, the Roewe 350 features a globalized styling. As the first compact car in the Roewe family, it inherits some design genes from its larger siblings, the 550 and 750.
I've been driving Roewe cars for several years. Roewe is the overall brand, like the brand name under SAIC Motor, which includes various models such as sedans and SUVs. The Roewe 360 is one specific model, a compact sedan launched in 2015, focusing on economical and practical family use. I've driven it—it has low city fuel consumption, is easy to park, and the space is adequate. There's a big difference between the brand and the models. Roewe also has SUVs like the Roewe RX5, which are more spacious and have stronger off-road capabilities, but they're also more expensive. The 360 was discontinued and replaced by the i5, which has more advanced technology but is pricier. Before buying a car, it's best to understand these differences clearly. Don't just look at the brand and assume all cars are the same. Choosing the right specific model ensures peace of mind, saves money, and keeps you safe.
