What is the wheelbase of the Tharu?

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DiMatteo
07/30/25 7:09am
The wheelbase of the Tharu is 2680 mm. Below is a related introduction to the Tharu: 1. Power: The Tharu is equipped with 1.4T and 2.0T turbocharged engines, with maximum power outputs of 110kW and 137kW, and peak torques of 175Nm, 250Nm, and 320Nm. 2. Interior: The interior features a horizontal design, using IMD material panels to enhance the premium feel. Large panels integrate the instrument cluster, display screen, and air vents into a unified design. 3. Exterior: The exterior adopts the Rock-Cutting design concept, with raised lines on the ridge-like hood to emphasize strength. The wide-body dual U-shaped full LED headlights are angled upwards, and the grille bars extend to the headlights.
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