With the rapid growth of the new energy vehicle market, various automakers have launched a wide variety of electric and hybrid models to meet the growing demand for environmental protection and fuel efficiency.
On October 26, the Geely Galaxy L6 national media test drive opened in Wuxi, and the Geely Galaxy L6 model also became the focus. In the current competitive market, Galaxy L6, Qin PLUS DMI, and Sutar are all high-profile models, so who can win among the three models?
The Galaxy L6 features modern design elements with a streamlined look and refined details. Its front face adopts a Geely family-style closed grille, with a split light cluster and a through-type light strip, giving it a stylish and avant-garde feel. The body size is spacious, with a wheelbase of 2752mm, which provides more interior space and more comfort for passengers.
In contrast, the exterior design of Qin PLUS DMI is relatively traditional. It retains the design concept of traditional fuel models without too many avant-garde elements. The wheelbase is shorter at 2718mm.
Power performance is crucial for a car. The Galaxy L6 is equipped with Geely's Thor Electric Soul 8848 power system, which provides a strong power output. It has a combined maximum power of 287 kW and a combined maximum torque of 535 Nm. This allows the Galaxy L6 to accelerate to 100 km/h in just 6.3 seconds and reach a top speed of 247km/h. This performance figure is outstanding in its class, even surpassing some luxury car brands.
Qin PLUS DMI adopts BYD's DMI hybrid technology, and the power performance is relatively weak. It accelerates to 100 km/h in 7.3 seconds and has a top speed of 185 km/h. Although it performs reasonably in general driving conditions, it is clearly at a disadvantage compared to the Galaxy L6.
Interior and technical aspects are also important factors influencing the decision to buy a car. The Galaxy L6 is equipped with advanced technology, including a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8155 chip and the Galaxy NOS operating system. This makes the in-vehicle system of the Galaxy L6 more intelligent.
In new energy vehicles, fuel consumption and range performance are crucial. The Galaxy L6 excels in this regard, with a combined range of 1,370km, which is the farthest in its class. In addition, its fuel consumption level is very low, only 4.55 liters per 100 km.
The Qin PLUS DMI has a range of 1,245 km and a fuel consumption of 4.6 liters per 100 km. Although this is also a good performance figure, the Galaxy L6 still has an advantage in terms of range and fuel consumption.
Overall, the Galaxy L6 not only has a stylish and avant-garde appearance, but also provides powerful power performance and intelligent technology, while the cruising range and fuel consumption performance are also better. Therefore, for consumers, the Galaxy L6 may be a more sensible choice.