
Around 120 mph, do not exceed the speed limit. The relevant introduction about the Vision is as follows: 1. Sense of grade in terms of image: Geely has equipped the new Vision with the family-style water ripple front grille, which greatly enhances the fashion sense and grade level of the Vision in terms of image; the interior also adopts the arch-style family design, benefiting from a unified design language. 2. High configuration and high cost-effectiveness: The car is equipped with automatic headlights, keyless entry, one-button start, reverse camera, and other configurations, as well as automatic folding mirrors, ESC (standard for automatic transmission), tire pressure monitoring, driving recorder, one-button window control for all four doors, in-car connectivity system, "Hello, Vision" in-car voice system, etc. These configurations are very practical. The new Vision also keeps up with the times by adding voice control functions, which are different from simple actions like navigation and song switching, and can even control manual air conditioning. 3. Insufficient seating space: Although the wheelbase of the new Vision has been increased by 15mm, due to the relatively old platform, it is still obvious that the space is half a level smaller than the new Emgrand. When sitting in the back row, you can clearly feel some tightness in terms of seating space.

I've driven the Vision, and it's quite easy to hit 150 km/h on the highway. The 1.5L engine performs decently on smooth roads, but with a full load, the speed tends to drop to around 130 km/h. It's an economical car—not the fastest in acceleration, but sufficient. Wind resistance has a noticeable impact; it's fine to go faster on open roads, but you need to be cautious on rainy days. For long-term use, remember to check tire pressure and oil conditions, and avoid prolonged high-speed driving to save fuel and reduce engine wear. Following traffic rules is crucial—the speed limit of 120 km/h is mandatory, and exceeding it risks fines and danger. After each maintenance, the car feels more powerful and reliable to drive.

The maximum speed of the Vision depends on the engine model. The standard 1.5L displacement version can theoretically reach over 160 km/h, but in actual driving, I've tested around 170 km/h on the highway, though the speed drops when the transmission response lags. Engine tuning has a significant impact—new cars have stronger power, but after several years of use, it might only reach 140 km/h. Additionally, changes in load affect speed; with more luggage, the speed naturally decreases. Personally, I recommend not pursuing the maximum speed—safe driving is more fuel-efficient and reassuring. Regular maintenance, such as replacing the air filter, can optimize performance. Wind noise is noticeable on the highway, and driving too fast becomes uncomfortable.

When driving on highways, it's advisable not to exceed 120 kilometers per hour. From my experience, the Vision can go over 150, but safety comes first—small cars with high wind resistance become unstable at high speeds. Speeding not only incurs fines but also increases accident risks and fuel consumption. Regular checks on tires and the braking system are crucial; neglecting these can degrade speed performance. While a well-maintained engine delivers quick response, don't gamble with your life. Maintain a steady speed on highways to protect both your car and ensure safety.

There are speed differences among various configurations of the Vision. The manual transmission model can easily reach 140 km/h on the highway, while the automatic transmission version is smoother but slightly slower. I've tested that the new engine is more powerful than the old one, capable of 150 km/h without issues, though fuel consumption control is average. When purchasing, pay attention to the engine version - the 1.5L is mainstream. Avoid being too aggressive during daily highway driving to reduce wear. Weight distribution affects speed; acceleration becomes slower when the rear seats are fully loaded. Proper maintenance helps maintain speed performance longer.

Long-term driving of the Vision may result in a gradual decrease in speed. A new car can reach around 160 km/h on the highway, but after several years of use, due to engine aging, it may only reach slightly over 140 km/h. With good maintenance habits, replacing the spark plugs can help recover some speed. Maintaining stable tire pressure is crucial, as low pressure can lead to insufficient wheel force. Avoid sustained high RPMs on the highway to prevent severe wear. For safe driving, keep the speed limit under 120 km/h and perform simple maintenance by checking the engine oil regularly.


