Baojun Yunduo Cloud 2023 360 Pro Vehicle Profile: Best 360km Range Electric Compact Hatchback with 100kW Motor
Model Overview
The Yunduo Cloud is a pure-electric compact hatchback that SGMW (Baojun brand) launched for urban young families — a key play in the brand's new-energy passenger-car strategy. It went on sale in August 2023, and the 2023 360 Pro is a mid trim emphasizing "big space, long range, high value."
Built on SGMW's mature manufacturing and sales system, the Yunduo rests on solid quality and after-sales convenience. It uses a monocoque body with front-wheel drive, targeting urban commuting and family travel, competing with the JAC Yiwei 3 and others among pure-EV hatchbacks, while its EV identity also crosses swords with PHEV compacts like the BYD Qin PLUS DM and Destroyer 05.
In design, the Yunduo uses a rounded, plump language with an ultra-low 0.27 drag coefficient for aesthetics and efficiency. At 4295×1850×1652mm with a 2700mm wheelbase, interior space is flexible for its class. Overall, it aims to win over value-conscious city buyers with "low-cost EV ownership + a nimble urban ride."
You can get a comprehensive look at the exterior and interior design through the following video:
Core Specifications
Yunduo Cloud 2023 360 Pro Key Specifications
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Specification
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Model
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SGMW Baojun Yunduo Cloud 2023 360 Pro
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Powertrain
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All-Electric
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Motor (hp)
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136 hp (permanent-magnet synchronous, single front motor)
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Max Power
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100kW (136hp)
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Peak Torque
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200 N·m
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Electric Range (CLTC)
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360 km
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Fast Charge Time (30%-80%)
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Approx. 35 min
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Slow Charge Time
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Approx. 12 hours
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Battery Capacity
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37.9 kWh (Shenlian LFP battery)
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Battery Warranty
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8yr/120,000km (1st-owner lifetime)
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Dimensions (mm)
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4295 × 1850 × 1652
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Wheelbase (mm)
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2700
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Seats
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5
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Top Speed
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150 km/h
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Energy Consumption
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12 kWh/100km
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Body Structure
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5-door 5-seat hatchback
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Maintenance & Manufacturer Service
The Yunduo carries a 3-year/100,000km vehicle warranty and an 8-year/120,000km battery warranty (with first-owner lifetime coverage). Backed by SGMW's nationwide sales and service network, maintenance convenience and parts supply are assured. As an EV, maintenance items are simple, mainly three-electric checks and routine upkeep, keeping operating costs low.
Incentive Policy Comparison
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Country/Region
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Related Policy
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China
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New-energy passenger cars exempt from purchase tax; plate and road-privilege benefits in some cities
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Several European countries
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Purchase subsidies and tax benefits for NEV passenger cars
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United States
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Varies by specific model and production location
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Three Highlights & Three Caveats
Highlight 1: 360km Pure-Electric Range, Comfortable for Urban Commuting The Yunduo Cloud 360 Pro is powered by a 37.9kWh Shenlian battery, delivering a CLTC range of 360km. Combined with low 12kWh/100km consumption, it handles daily commuting easily and supports short trips around the city — solid range practicality for an urban hatchback.
Highlight 2: 136hp Beats Its Peer EVs for a More Lively Drive The 100kW (136hp) motor with 200Nm of torque leads the pure-EV field among the four compared models (the Yiwei 3 has 95hp). Acceleration off the line and at mid-range is sprightly, giving more confident city overtaking and lane changes.
Highlight 3: Generous Battery Warranty with First-Owner Lifetime Coverage The battery carries an 8-year/120,000km warranty with first-owner lifetime coverage (liability exemptions subject to official terms). Backed by SGMW's mature sales and service network, ownership is worry-free.
Caveat 1: Compact Body, City-Oriented Space At 4295×1850×1652mm with a 2700mm wheelbase, it's a compact hatchback. Rear and trunk space suit daily use, but get cramped when fully loaded on long trips or hauling large items.
Caveat 2: PHEV Rivals Offer Longer Effective Range Compared with the Qin PLUS DM and Destroyer 05 PHEVs, the Yunduo's highway EV range and long-trip charging convenience are a step behind — PHEVs have no range anxiety on long journeys, which is the Yunduo's shortfall.
Caveat 3: Comfort Features Are Practical-Focused Mixed fabric/leather seats and basic AC, with driver-seat heating/ventilation/memory tending to be optional. Users seeking luxury comfort need a higher trim.
Ownership Costs & Service
Warranty Policy The vehicle carries a 3-year/100,000km warranty and an 8-year/120,000km battery warranty, with first-owner lifetime coverage (liability exemptions subject to official terms). Against rivals' common first-owner lifetime battery policy, the Yunduo's battery warranty is equally solid.
Maintenance Cost As an electric hatchback, maintenance items are simple — mainly three-electric checks, cabin filter replacement, and routine inspections. Long-term maintenance is very affordable and saves substantial upkeep compared with a fuel car.
Charging Cost (estimated at the Global Petrol Prices world-average residential electricity price)
Using a global average residential electricity price of about 0.17 USD/kWh, fully charging the 37.9kWh battery costs about 6.4 USD. At a 360km CLTC range, that works out to roughly 2.0 USD per 100km — far less than the per-100km fuel cost of a comparable gasoline car, a clear ownership-cost advantage.
Real Ownership Cost Analysis The biggest savings of an EV come from energy and maintenance. At an annual 15,000km, electricity costs about 300 USD and maintenance 100-150 USD, versus several thousand USD a year in fuel and upkeep for a comparable gasoline car. Combined with the 8-year/120,000km battery warranty, ownership risk is further lowered.
Incentive & Policy Table (Country Comparison)
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Country/Region
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Incentive & Policy Highlights
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China
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New-energy passenger-car purchase-tax reduction; plate/road-privilege benefits in some cities
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Several European countries
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NEV passenger-car purchase subsidies and tax benefits
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United States
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Eligible models may qualify for federal tax credits
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Competitors Comparison
In the 10-12万 (approx. $$14k$$17k) household-car segment, the Yunduo faces three rivals: the JAC Yiwei 3, the BYD Qin PLUS DM, and the Destroyer 05. Below we break down the strengths and weaknesses across four dimensions: range, power, replenishment, and replenishment method.
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Pure-EV range: Yiwei 3 leads, Yunduo second: The Yiwei 3's 405km EV range (41kWh) is longest, with the Yunduo's 360km (37.9kWh) second; both PHEVs offer 55km EV range, relying mainly on hybrid coordination.
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Power: PHEVs dominate on torque: The Qin PLUS DM and Destroyer 05 deliver 316Nm motor torque plus a 1.5L engine for strong combined performance; among pure EVs, the Yunduo's 136hp is strongest.
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Replenishment method: PHEVs have no range anxiety: The Qin PLUS DM and Destroyer 05 support both refueling and charging for long trips without range anxiety; the Yunduo and Yiwei 3 depend on the charging network.
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Efficiency: each has strengths: The Yunduo's 12kWh/100km and the Yiwei 3's 11.2kWh/100km are economical; the Qin PLUS DM PHEV runs about 3.8L/100km (NEDC) on battery-depleted fuel, with low combined cost.
Configuration Comparison Table
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Dimension
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Yunduo Cloud 360 Pro
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Yiwei 3 405km Pro
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Qin PLUS DM 55KM Beyond
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Destroyer 05 55KM Luxury
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Energy Type
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All-Electric
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All-Electric
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Plug-in Hybrid
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Plug-in Hybrid
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EV Range (CLTC, km)
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360
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405
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55
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55
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Battery Capacity (kWh)
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37.9
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41
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8.32
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8.3
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Battery Type
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LFP (Shenlian)
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LFP (Honeycomb)
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LFP (Blade)
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LFP (Blade)
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Engine
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—
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1.5L 110hp L4
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1.5L 110hp L4
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Motor (hp)
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136
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95
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180
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180
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Motor Max Power (kW)
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100
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70
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132
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132
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Motor Max Torque (N·m)
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200
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135
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316
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316
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Top Speed (km/h)
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150
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150
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185
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185
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0-100 km/h (s)
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—
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7.9
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7.9
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Energy Consumption (kWh/100km)
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12
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11.2
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11.7
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11.4
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Depleted-Battery Fuel (NEDC, L/100km)
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—
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3.8
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3.8
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Transmission
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Single-speed EV
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Single-speed EV
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E-CVT
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E-CVT
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Dimensions (mm)
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4295×1850×1652
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4025×1770×1560
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4765×1837×1495
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4780×1837×1495
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Wheelbase (mm)
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2700
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2620
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2718
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2718
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Body Structure
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Hatchback
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Hatchback
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Sedan
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Sedan
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Seats
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5
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5
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5
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5
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Curb Weight (kg)
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1495
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1365
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1500
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1915
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Drivetrain
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Front-wheel drive
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Front-wheel drive
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Front-wheel drive
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Front-wheel drive
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Front Suspension
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MacPherson independent
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MacPherson independent
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MacPherson independent
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MacPherson independent
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Rear Suspension
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Torsion-beam non-independent
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Torsion-beam non-independent
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Torsion-beam non-independent
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Torsion-beam non-independent
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Front Tire Size
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215/60 R17
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205/55 R16
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215/55 R17
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225/60 R16
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Battery Warranty
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8yr/120,000km (1st-owner lifetime)
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1st-owner lifetime
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1st-owner lifetime
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1st-owner lifetime
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Vehicle Warranty
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3yr/100,000km
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4yr/150,000km
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6yr/150,000km
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6yr/150,000km
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Fast-Charge Port Location
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Left fender
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Infotainment System
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Ling OS
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DiLink
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DiLink
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Center Screen
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Rotatable screen
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Rotatable screen
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Rotatable screen
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Digital Instrument Panel (in)
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8.8
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Full digital
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Full digital
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Combination
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Assisted-Driving Level
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—
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L2 (optional)
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—
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If your core priorities are "low-cost EV ownership + urban commuting," the Yunduo is the balanced pick in the pure-EV camp — 136hp power, 360km range, an 8-year battery warranty, and low 12kWh/100km consumption, ideal for city families. If you value pure-EV range more, the Yiwei 3's 405km edges ahead; and to fully escape range anxiety while covering both long and short trips, the Qin PLUS DM and Destroyer 05's PHEV identity is the more versatile choice.
Overall, the Yunduo suits urban buyers who prize EV economy and everyday drivability.
Expert Test Drive
Pros
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Lively, easy to drive: 136hp leads its pure-EV peers, with sprightly off-the-line and mid-range acceleration for relaxed city driving.
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Economical range and low consumption: 360km CLTC range plus 12kWh/100km consumption means about one charge per week for daily commuting.
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Solid warranty, worry-free service: An 8-year battery warranty plus first-owner lifetime coverage, backed by Wuling's nationwide network.
Cons
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Limited highway range: As a pure EV hatchback, long-distance highway range and charging convenience trail PHEV rivals.
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Compact space: Body and trunk space suit city use; get cramped fully loaded on long trips or when hauling large items.
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Basic comfort features: Some seat-comfort and luxury features need a higher trim or options.
Real-World Scenarios
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Urban commuting scenario: City combined consumption is about 11-13kWh/100km, with a real range of roughly 320-350km — a full commuting week on one charge is easily enough.
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Suburban short-trip scenario: Mixed-cycle range stays stable; fast charging tops up in about 35 minutes, suiting trips around the city.
Real Owner Reviews
Positive Feedback
Power & Drivability Owners widely praise the Yunduo's lively power and easy everyday driving.
"The power is better than expected — quick off the line and relaxed for city overtaking. It drives smoothly; fully adequate as a daily commuter."
Range & Economy Sufficient range and low electricity costs satisfy owners.
"The 360km range handles daily commuting fine, one charge a week, and electricity is far cheaper than fuel — monthly running costs are very friendly."
Space & Features Flexible cabin space and a smooth infotainment system offer good practicality.
"At this price the space is pretty good, the infotainment is smooth, and daily family features are practical — great value."
Negative Feedback
Highway & Long-Distance Range Some owners find range drops noticeably on highways and in winter, requiring planned charging on long trips.
"Range drops noticeably on the highway and in winter; on long trips you need to scout charging points in advance or you'll get range anxiety."
Comfort & Noise Some owners report average seat comfort and highway noise isolation.
"The seats are a bit firm and highway wind noise is noticeable; comfort suffers on long drives, and noise isolation could improve."
References
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Global Petrol Prices (2025). World Average Electricity Prices, USD / kWh. Retrieved from https://www.globalpetrolprices.com/electricity_prices/
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IEA. Global EV Policy Explorer. Retrieved from https://www.iea.org/data-and-statistics/data-tools/global-ev-policy-explorer
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SGMW official website, Baojun Yunduo Cloud model page
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YouTube video: In-depth introduction to the Baojun Yunduo Cloud 2023
