Where is the transmission oil filler port on the Changan Alsvin?

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LeCharlotte
07/29/25 3:18pm
The transmission oil filler port on the Changan Alsvin is located on the left side of the transmission. Relevant information about the Changan Alsvin is as follows: 1. Exterior: The appearance design of Zhixiang, the first sedan under Changan's independent brand, has already attracted many consumers' attention, and the Alsvin's exterior surpasses even that of Zhixiang. The Alsvin's design was personally handled by master designer Luciano. In terms of parameters, the body length reaches 4360mm, which definitely ranks among the top in the compact car category, and the body design incorporates a large number of fashionable and youthful elements. The front features an arched chrome grille design, combined with the smoked phoenix-eye-shaped headlights, giving the Alsvin a very dynamic front appearance. Moving to the side, one can see that the Alsvin's headlights appear very slender from this angle, with great depth, featuring a black smoked background and a dual-barrel design, exuding a sporty feel. 2. Interior: The Alsvin's interior adopts a home-style design with a dark upper and light lower color scheme, complemented by a silver trim strip with carbon fiber patterns in the center, adding a touch of modernity. The functional zones on the dashboard are clearly defined, with the audio control area at the very center. The buttons feature a polished design, which is relatively rare in vehicle interiors. The buttons feel slightly soft to the touch, but their large size makes them easy to operate. The three air conditioning knobs are also quite large and positioned relatively high, making them convenient to use. 3. Powertrain and Handling: The Alsvin is equipped with a G-series 1.5L all-aluminum engine, with a maximum power output of 72KW and a maximum torque of 137N·m, which is achieved at 3500 rpm, making it a low-rev, high-torque engine. The suspension setup on the Alsvin consists of a front MacPherson strut and a rear torsion beam semi-independent structure, a common design in family-oriented vehicles. The advantage of this design is that it strikes a balance between sportiness and comfort.
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