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What is the range of the Wuling Hongguang in kilometers?

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SanAbigail
07/29/25 8:12am

There are two range options for the Wuling Hongguang MINIEV: 120km and 170km. Below is a detailed introduction to the Hongguang MINIEV: Model Overview: The Hongguang MINIEV is the first four-seater new energy vehicle under the Wuling brand of SAIC-GM-Wuling, with overall dimensions of 2917/1493/1621mm. Powertrain: The model is equipped with a permanent magnet synchronous motor, with a total power of 20kW and a total torque of 85N·m, paired with a ternary lithium battery pack with a capacity of 13.8kWh. Safety Features: The vehicle is equipped with a comprehensive range of safety features including anti-lock braking, brake force distribution system, driver's seat airbag, tire pressure monitoring, rear parking radar, rearview camera, hill start assist, and more.

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LeSimon
08/13/25 4:15am

I've been driving the Wuling Hongguang gasoline version, and the range mainly depends on the fuel tank and fuel consumption. The fuel tank is usually 50 liters, with an average urban fuel consumption of around 9 liters per 100 kilometers, giving a range of about 550 kilometers per tank. On highways, it's even more fuel-efficient, easily exceeding 600 kilometers. Regular maintenance can improve the range, such as replacing the air filter and maintaining proper tire pressure. Older cars with wear and tear may have higher fuel consumption, reducing the range, but my car is still durable after three years. If you drive a manual transmission, it's more fuel-efficient, while an automatic transmission consumes slightly more. It's safer to check the fuel system before long trips.

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AndersonMarie
10/05/25 4:56am

I just got my hands on a Wuling Hongguang MINI EV, the electric version with a claimed range of 170 km. In real-world city driving with AC and music on, it's about 140 km. A full charge takes just three hours using a household socket, with electricity costs as low as a few cents per kilometer. Perfect for urban commuting—30 km daily round trip means one charge lasts a week. The gasoline version offers over 500 km, better suited for highways. With enough charging stations, EVs are worry-free and cost-effective, but for frequent long trips, gas cars are more reliable. Remember, battery efficiency drops in cold weather, reducing range.

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VictoriaDella
11/18/25 6:26am

Our family uses the Wuling Hongguang as the main car, which offers ample space and convenience for hauling goods. The gasoline version has reliable range, capable of over 500 kilometers on a full tank, making it stress-free for long highway trips. The electric MINI version has a shorter range of 170 kilometers, but it's just right for picking up kids and grocery shopping, with lower maintenance costs and 90% savings on electricity compared to fuel. For daily use, avoid overloading to save fuel and extend the distance. Fuel consumption varies greatly, so smooth driving is recommended.

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