What is the zero-whole ratio of the Audi A4L?

[MorganLee]

The 11th edition of the auto zero-whole ratio data has been officially released. The zero-whole ratio 100 index is 336.79%, an increase of nearly 11 percentage points compared to the 10th edition's 325.83%. This marks the first time the zero-whole ratio 100 index has surpassed 330% since its release. The commonly used parts burden 100 index stands at 16.16, continuing to show an upward trend. More information about the Audi A4L is as follows: 1. Exterior: Fashionable and dynamic, with smooth lines and a comfortable chassis. The chassis is 13 millimeters higher than the European version of the A4, achieving better comfort and passability. 2. Interior: It still adopts Audi's family-style design, with exquisite craftsmanship and high-quality materials. A large number of parts shared with the A6L can be found on the A4L's center console. The slightly driver-tilted black center console and the textured black interior give a cool feeling, as if sitting in a sports car. The interior leans more towards comfort, with the entire lineup featuring a light gray tone complemented by imitation wood trim, appearing very steady and elegant.