With the fierce competition in the new energy vehicle market, consumers are often caught in a dilemma when choosing new energy vehicles. In the sales list of B-segment pure electric SUVs, the Leapmotor C11 and BYD Tangtang EV occupy the leading position with their leading comprehensive product strength. Let's take a look at these two cars and see who is better
First, let's take a look at the exterior designs of both cars. The design of the Leapmotor C11 pure electric version is avant-garde, with a fully enclosed grille and a light strip that runs through the design, giving people a fashionable and sporty feeling.
The BYD Tang EV adopts a fully enclosed front face shape to make the front of the car look more simple, and the streamlined body and suspended top make the whole body look slender and magnificent. Both cars have their own characteristics, after all, everyone's aesthetic is different, so the choice is still based on personal preference.
Next, let's take a look at the dimensions of both cars. The body size of the Leapmotor C11 pure electric version is 4750 1905 1675mm, the wheelbase is 2930mm, the length, width and height of the Tang EV are 4900 1950 1725mm, and the wheelbase is 2820mm.
The data comparison shows that the Leapmotor C11 pure electric version is inferior to the Tang EV in terms of length and height, but it has more advantages in the wheelbase, which is reflected in the rear seat space and trunk space.
In terms of interior, the seats, steering wheel and other areas of the Leapmotor C11 pure electric version are made of soft materials with excellent feel, and are equipped with 1025-inch LCD instrument cluster, 128-inch LCD central touch screen as well as 10The 25-inch co-pilot entertainment screen gives both driver and passenger easy access to what they need.
makes the interior of the car look more technological and intelligent. In contrast, Tang EV's sense of technology is greatly reduced, and it lacks playability. In terms of configuration, the configuration of Tang EV is more abundant, but it is also relatively higher, and the cost performance is not obvious. Finally, let's take a look at how the two cars perform in terms of range.
The CLTC pure electric range of the Leapmotor C11 pure electric version is 502km, and it takes about 40 minutes to charge from 30% to 80%.
The CLTC EV has a pure electric range of 600km, and the fast charging function can achieve a range of 100km in 10 minutes, and it only takes 30 minutes to charge from 30% to 80%. Although the Tang EV performs better in terms of battery life, the advantage on ** is not obvious.
To sum up, the Leap C11 pure electric version occupies different degrees of advantages in interior design, space and **, so no matter from which point of view, it is more cost-effective and worth buying. When choosing a new energy vehicle, consumers can make the most suitable decision based on their personal needs and preferences.