Changan Qiyuan Q07 2027 215 Laser LiXiang Vehicle Profile: 215km EV Range, Lidar and CDC Suspension as Standard
1. Verdict: Three Highlights and Three Caveats
Three Highlights
- A transformable rear deck that does the work of three vehicles: The E07's most distinctive feature is its "interstellar opening dome" at the rear. An electrically folding tailgate plus a rising partition glass let the car switch between a closed SUV and an open cargo bed, which Changan describes as three states: sedan, SUV and pickup. With the rear seats folded and the deck opened, the car swallows bicycles, barbecue gear and tents. Raise the glass at a campsite and the cargo area becomes a semi-open terrace. For families who spend weekends outdoors or need to haul bulky items themselves, this is far more useful than decorative entertainment features.
- A 39 kWh battery with 245 km of electric range: The range-extender version uses a 39.05 kWh lithium iron phosphate pack with 245 km of CLTC range and 200 km on the WLTC cycle, so everyday commuting can run almost entirely on electricity. When the battery is depleted, WLTC fuel consumption is 5.8 L/100 km, and with a 50-litre tank long trips do not require chasing chargers. Fast charging takes 30 to 80 per cent in about 15 minutes and AC charging about three hours, a more relaxed rhythm than many long-range battery-electric SUVs.
- Air suspension and CDC chassis hardware above its price tier: An all-aluminium double-wishbone front and H-arm multi-link rear suspension, combined with dual-chamber air springs and CDC continuous damping control, is standard rather than a paid option on this trim. Body height and firmness adjust dynamically, filtering fine vibrations on motorways and providing extra clearance off-road. That hardware combination is rare among domestic SUVs around the 200,000 yuan mark and is a genuine mechanical highlight.
Three Caveats
- Large body dimensions mean real stress in tight spaces: At 5045 mm long and 1996 mm wide with a 3120 mm wheelbase, this is a very substantial vehicle. In older neighbourhoods, multi-storey car parks or narrow streets, turning and parking take real effort. The high rear bodyline also restricts direct rear-view mirror visibility, making drivers reliant on electronic cameras. Buyers used to compact or mid-size cars should test-drive on familiar tight routes first.
- Extended-range generator noise is noticeable under sustained load: The 1.5T engine serves solely as an on-board generator and is quiet around town. But on long motorway climbs or when accelerating with a depleted battery, rising engine speed produces a clear hum in the cabin that breaks the calm of pure electric driving. Power response at low battery is also slightly softer than when fully charged.
- Intelligent driving capability sits in the middle tier of its price bracket: The Pro+ features L2-level driving assistance with highway pilot and automatic parking, but lacks lidar and urban navigation pilot. Against rivals around 200,000 yuan that offer advanced urban self-driving hardware, its assistance envelope is conservative. It functions reliably as a fatigue reliever on long trips, but falls short of high-end intelligent driving expectations.
2. Model Overview: Market Position and Credibility
The Changan Qiyuan E07 is a mid-to-large range-extender SUV from Changan Automobile's Qiyuan brand, built on the SDA intelligent digital platform. It is positioned as a "panoramic smart transformable SUV" and is among the first mass-produced models in China to blend SUV and pickup capabilities through a configurable body. The range includes pure-electric and range-extender versions, with the range extender addressing long-distance travel and charging-constrained regions.
Changan Automobile is one of China's four major state-owned auto groups, with more than forty years of vehicle manufacturing history and an extensive domestic sales and service network. In the new-energy transition, the Qiyuan sub-brand focuses on digital intelligence, with the E07 serving as its flagship for engineering capability and design ambition. State-backed manufacturing and mature supply chains provide stronger credibility than startup brands for post-purchase support and parts availability.
The 2026 Range-Extender Rear-Drive 39kWh Pro+ is the entry trim for the range-extender series, but its standard specification is unusually comprehensive: air suspension with CDC, a transformable rear deck, electric front seats with heating, ventilation and massage, a 15.4-inch 2.5K central screen and a 28.8-inch head-up display are all included. Rather than stripping equipment to hit a headline price, Changan has equipped the base trim thoroughly, giving it strong standalone value.
3. Basic Specifications
Core Specifications (2026 Range-Extender Rear-Drive 39kWh Pro+)
| Specification Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | Changan Qiyuan E07 2026 Range-Extender Rear-Drive 39kWh Pro+ |
| Powertrain | Range extender (1.5T generator, rear permanent-magnet synchronous motor, fixed-ratio transmission) |
| Range extender engine | 1.5T turbocharged four-cylinder, 110 kW (150 hp), 220 Nm |
| Electric motor | Rear-mounted single motor, 231 kW (314 hp), 375 Nm |
| Electric range | CLTC 245 km, WLTC 200 km |
| Battery capacity & type | 39.05 kWh, lithium iron phosphate (LFP) |
| Charging time | 30% to 80% in approx. 0.25 h (15 min) on DC; approx. 3 h on AC |
| Hybrid-mode fuel consumption | WLTC 5.8 L/100 km |
| Fuel tank | 50 litres |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 5,045 × 1,996 × 1,665 mm |
| Wheelbase | 3,120 mm |
| Curb weight / Gross weight | 2,325 kg / 2,935 kg |
| Seating capacity | 5 seats |
| Boot volume | 524 litres (expandable via transformable rear deck) |
| Drag coefficient | 0.237 Cd |
| Suspension | Double-wishbone front, H-arm multi-link rear, air springs + CDC adaptive damping (height & firmness adjustable) |
| Brakes & Parking brake | Ventilated discs front and rear, electronic parking brake |
| Body style | Crossover SUV, transformable rear deck, conventional doors, 5 doors |
| Official 0–100 km/h acceleration | 7.1 s |
| Top speed | 190 km/h |
| Ground clearance / Wading depth | 183 mm / 600 mm |
Maintenance and Manufacturer Service
The whole vehicle is warranted for three years or 120,000 km, with lifetime warranty on the electric drive system for the first owner, subject to official exclusions. Range-extender servicing centres on engine oil and filters, cabin filters and high-voltage checks; owners who rarely use the petrol engine can stretch service intervals. The air suspension deserves attention: although it carries long-term warranty, owners should check the local repair network and response times in advance.
Selected National and Regional EV Incentives
Source: IEA Global EV Policy Explorer
| Country / Region | Main Policy Direction | Impact on Private Buyers |
|---|---|---|
| Germany | Tax advantages mainly for company EVs; private purchase subsidies withdrawn | Private buyers rely more on manufacturer discounts |
| France | Ecological bonus tiered by price and carbon footprint, plus leasing support | Stronger advantage for lower-priced models |
| United Kingdom | Company car tax banded by CO2, charging infrastructure grants | Substantially lower running costs for business users |
| Norway | Purchase tax and VAT exemptions for EVs | Significant on-road price advantage |
| Thailand | Excise reduction and local production incentives | Imported models become more competitive |
| Australia | State-level stamp duty relief and charging support | Large variation between states |
4. Ownership Costs and Service
Purchase and Warranty
Converted from the official guide price, the 2026 Range-Extender Rear-Drive 39kWh Pro+ sits at roughly the USD 31,000 level at home. Prices elsewhere differ because of tariffs, homologation and shipping, so local dealer quotes are the only reliable guide. The warranty is three years or 120,000 km for the whole vehicle plus lifetime electric drive warranty for the first owner, solid but not exceptional, with the high-voltage side well covered.
Energy Use and Charging Cost
Based on 245 km of CLTC range from a 39 kWh pack, energy consumption works out at roughly 16 kWh/100 km. Using Global Petrol Prices' world average residential tariff of USD 0.170/kWh, electric driving costs about USD 2.7 per 100 km. In low-tariff markets near USD 0.08/kWh that falls to about USD 1.3; in high-tariff markets around USD 0.40/kWh it rises to about USD 6.4.
Hybrid-Mode Fuel Cost
At 5.8 L/100 km on the WLTC cycle, running on petrol after the battery is depleted costs roughly two to three times as much as electric driving, still reasonable for a 2.3-tonne mid-to-large SUV. For 20,000 km a year with 70 per cent electric and 30 per cent hybrid operation, annual energy spend is roughly USD 500 to 600 in low-tariff markets and USD 1,000 to 1,100 in high-tariff markets.
Servicing and Insurance
Servicing for a range extender sits between a battery-electric and a combustion car, typically USD 200 to 350 a year. Insurance varies with price and local rates, and owners of air-suspension cars should request quotes in advance.
Charging Convenience
A 39 kWh battery plus a 50-litre tank is the most practical combination on this car: one charge a week around town, and petrol as the safety net on long trips without planning routes around chargers. Fifteen minutes on a fast charger takes it back to 80 per cent, enough for a single motorway stop.
5. Competitor Comparison
The comparison covers three similarly priced mid-to-large range-extender SUVs: the Yipai M8 2026 300Max Kunlun Edition, the Exeed EX7 2026 AWD Max, and the Hyptec S600 2026 215 AWD Ultra+. All four are priced between roughly 213,000 and 220,000 yuan at home, and their differences in philosophy matter more than the specification gaps.
First, electric range and charging cadence. The Yipai M8 leads with 300 km CLTC and 0.24 hours of fast charging. The E07 offers 245 km and 0.25 hours, but with the fastest AC charging of the group at three hours. The Exeed EX7 has 225 km and needs 6.8 hours on AC. The Hyptec S600 has 215 km. Buyers with good charging access and long commutes will be most comfortable in the M8 or E07.
Second, powertrain layout. The E07 and Yipai M8 are rear-drive single-motor cars with low centres of gravity and pleasing steering. The Exeed EX7 and Hyptec S600 are dual-motor four-wheel-drive models with system outputs of 377 kW and 370 kW and 4.9-second acceleration, giving stronger straight-line punch and wet-road traction.
Third, space and seating. The E07 has the longest wheelbase at 3120 mm and the longest body at 5045 mm. The Yipai M8 is a six-seater with a 3025 mm wheelbase, the only one here that seats six. The Exeed EX7 measures 3000 mm and the Hyptec S600 2936 mm. For larger families with elderly parents, the M8's six seats are more practical; for deck transformation and maximum load capacity, only the E07 qualifies.
Fourth, differentiating equipment. The E07's air suspension and CDC, transformable deck, 28.8-inch head-up display and leather upholstery are its signature items. The Yipai M8 leans on Huawei Qiankun driver assistance and a 16.1-inch screen. The Exeed EX7 impresses with a 30-inch display and 24-inch head-up display. The Hyptec S600 has a 17.3-inch centre screen and front wireless charging, with a more premium positioning.
Powertrain, Energy & Performance Specifications
| Item | Changan Qiyuan E07 2026 RE RWD 39kWh Pro+ | Yipai M8 2026 RE 300Max Kunlun | Exeed EX7 2026 RE AWD Max | Hyptec S600 2026 RE 215 AWD Ultra+ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Changan Qiyuan | Dongfeng eπ | Chery Exeed | GAC Hyptec |
| Segment | Mid-to-large SUV | Mid-to-large SUV | Mid-to-large SUV | Mid-to-large SUV |
| Energy type | Range extender | Range extender | Range extender | Range extender |
| Emission standard | China VI | China VI | China VI | China VI |
| Launch date | 2025.04 | 2025.12 | 2026.01 | 2026.03 |
| CLTC electric range | 245 km | 300 km | 225 km | 215 km |
| WLTC electric range | 200 km | 230 km | 170 km | 165 km |
| Fast charge time | 0.25 h | 0.24 h | 0.33 h | 0.33 h |
| Slow charge time | 3 h | 5.5 h | 6.8 h | 5.7 h |
| Fast charge window | 30%–80% | 20%–80% | 30%–80% | 30%–80% |
| Slow charge window | 0%–100% | 0%–100% | 0%–100% | 0%–100% |
| System max power | 231 kW | 200 kW | 377 kW | 370 kW |
| System max torque | 375 Nm | 315 Nm | 505 Nm | 640 Nm |
| Range extender | 1.5T 150 hp L4 | 1.5T 150 hp L4 | 1.5T 156 hp L4 | 1.5T 156 hp L4 |
| Extender max power | 110 kW | 110 kW | 115 kW | 115 kW |
| Extender max torque | 220 Nm | 210 Nm | 220 Nm | 220 Nm |
| Induction | Turbocharged | Turbocharged | Turbocharged | Turbocharged |
| Fuel injection | Direct injection | Direct injection | Direct injection | Direct injection |
| Motor type | Permanent magnet synchronous | Permanent magnet synchronous | Permanent magnet synchronous | Permanent magnet synchronous |
| Drive motors | Single motor | Single motor | Dual motors | Dual motors |
| Motor layout | Rear | Rear | Front + rear | Front + rear |
| Drive type | Rear-wheel drive | Rear-wheel drive | Four-wheel drive | Four-wheel drive |
| Transmission | Single-speed fixed ratio | Single-speed fixed ratio | Single-speed fixed ratio | Single-speed fixed ratio |
| Official 0-100 km/h | 7.1 s | 7.8 s | 4.9 s | 4.9 s |
| Top speed | 190 km/h | 190 km/h | 180 km/h | 185 km/h |
| WLTC combined fuel | 1.0 L/100 km | 0.8 L/100 km | 1.2 L/100 km | 1.3 L/100 km |
| Hybrid fuel WLTC | 5.8 L/100 km | 5.6 L/100 km | 6.4 L/100 km | 6.5 L/100 km |
| Hybrid fuel CLTC | 5.1 L/100 km | 4.9 L/100 km | 5.7 L/100 km | 5.8 L/100 km |
| Electricity-equivalent fuel | 2.1 L/100 km | 2.0 L/100 km | 2.3 L/100 km | 2.4 L/100 km |
| Combined fuel and electricity | 2.8 L/100 km | 2.7 L/100 km | 3.1 L/100 km | 3.2 L/100 km |
| Battery type | Lithium iron phosphate | Lithium iron phosphate | Lithium iron phosphate | Lithium iron phosphate |
Dimensions, Chassis, Interior & Equipment
| Item | Changan Qiyuan E07 2026 RE RWD 39kWh Pro+ | Yipai M8 2026 RE 300Max Kunlun | Exeed EX7 2026 RE AWD Max | Hyptec S600 2026 RE 215 AWD Ultra+ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Body style | Crossover SUV (transformable) | Conventional SUV | Conventional SUV | Conventional SUV |
| Dimensions | 5045 x 1996 x 1665 mm | 5002 x 1972 x 1732 mm | 4975 x 1975 x 1698 mm | 4920 x 1950 x 1680 mm |
| Wheelbase | 3120 mm | 3025 mm | 3000 mm | 2936 mm |
| Track front/rear | 1690 / 1700 mm | 1680 / 1690 mm | 1675 / 1685 mm | 1660 / 1670 mm |
| Curb weight | 2325 kg | 2260 kg | 2340 kg | 2310 kg |
| Gross weight | 2935 kg | 2850 kg | 2910 kg | 2880 kg |
| Seats | 5 | 6 (2+2+2) | 5 | 5 |
| Fuel tank | 50 litres | 52 litres | 55 litres | 53 litres |
| Boot volume | 524 litres | 480 litres | 510 litres | 490 litres |
| Drag coefficient | 0.237 Cd | 0.265 Cd | 0.272 Cd | 0.268 Cd |
| Front suspension | Double-wishbone independent | MacPherson independent | Double-wishbone independent | Double-wishbone independent |
| Rear suspension | H-arm multi-link independent | Multi-link independent | Multi-link independent | Multi-link independent |
| Air suspension | Dual-chamber air springs | — | Single-chamber air springs | Single-chamber air springs |
| Adaptive damping | CDC continuous damping | CDC continuous damping | CDC continuous damping | CDC continuous damping |
| Ground clearance | 183 mm (adjustable) | 175 mm | 180 mm (adjustable) | 178 mm (adjustable) |
| Turning radius | 5.8 m | 5.9 m | 5.85 m | 5.75 m |
| Wading depth | 600 mm | 450 mm | 500 mm | 480 mm |
| Front brakes | Ventilated discs | Ventilated discs | Ventilated discs | Ventilated discs |
| Rear brakes | Ventilated discs | Solid discs | Ventilated discs | Ventilated discs |
| Parking brake | Electronic | Electronic | Electronic | Electronic |
| Sunroof | Panoramic glass roof | Panoramic sunroof | Panoramic sunroof | Panoramic sunroof |
| One-touch windows | All 4 doors | All 4 doors | All 4 doors | All 4 doors |
| Laminated side glass | Front and rear doors | Front doors only | Front and rear doors | Front and rear doors |
| Rear wiper | — (airflow cleared) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Rain sensor | Automatic wipers | Automatic wipers | Automatic wipers | Automatic wipers |
| Rear sunshade | Electric partition | Manual side shades | Manual side shades | Manual side shades |
| Mirrors | Power, heat, fold, memory, reverse tilt | Power, heat, fold, memory | Power, heat, fold, memory, reverse tilt | Power, heat, fold, memory, reverse tilt |
| Centre screen | 15.4-inch 2.5K | 16.1-inch 2K | 30-inch integrated | 17.3-inch 3K |
| Screen resolution | 2560 x 1600 | 1920 x 1080 | 3840 x 720 | 2880 x 1620 |
| Pixel density | 196 ppi | 137 ppi | 145 ppi | 188 ppi |
| Phone mirroring | HiCar, Carlink | HiCar | CarPlay, HiCar | HiCar, Carlink |
| Voice wake word | "Hi Xiao Qi" | "Hello eπ" | "Hi Xingtu" | "Hello Haobo" |
| Voice zones | 4 zones | 4 zones | 4 zones | 4 zones |
| Voice control | Continuous dialogue, visible can speak | Continuous dialogue | Continuous dialogue | Continuous dialogue |
| Steering wheel adjust | 4-way power | 4-way manual | 4-way power | 4-way power |
| Gear selector | Electronic column stalk | Electronic column stalk | Electronic column stalk | Electronic column stalk |
| Steering wheel heating | Standard | Standard | Standard | Standard |
| Digital cluster | Integrated in HUD | 10.25-inch LCD | Integrated in 30-inch screen | 8.8-inch LCD |
| Head-up display | 28.8-inch AR-HUD | — | 24-inch AR-HUD | — |
| AR-HUD | Yes | — | Yes | — |
| Rear-view mirror | Auto-dimming streaming video | Auto-dimming | Streaming video | Auto-dimming streaming video |
| Media ports | Type-C and USB | Type-C and USB | Type-C and USB | Type-C and USB |
| Port count | 2 front / 2 rear | 2 front / 2 rear | 2 front / 2 rear | 2 front / 2 rear |
| Wireless charging | 50 W front dual pads | 50 W front single pad | 50 W front dual pads | 50 W front dual pads |
| Max charging power | 50 W | 50 W | 50 W | 50 W |
| Seat material | Nappa leather | Faux leather | Faux leather | Nappa leather |
| Driver seat adjust | 12-way power | 10-way power | 12-way power | 12-way power |
| Passenger seat adjust | 10-way power | 8-way power | 10-way power | 10-way power |
| Front power seats | Driver + passenger | Driver + passenger | Driver + passenger | Driver + passenger |
| Front seat functions | Heating, ventilation, massage | Heating, ventilation | Heating, ventilation, massage | Heating, ventilation, massage |
| Seat memory | Driver + passenger | Driver only | Driver + passenger | Driver + passenger |
| Second row adjust | Power backrest recline | Power slide and recline | Manual recline | Power recline |
| Second row functions | Heating | Heating, ventilation | Heating | Heating, ventilation |
| First-owner EV warranty | Lifetime (first owner, non-commercial) | Lifetime (first owner, non-commercial) | Lifetime (first owner, non-commercial) | Lifetime (first owner, non-commercial) |
| Whole-vehicle warranty | 3 yr / 120,000 km | 4 yr / 100,000 km | 5 yr / 150,000 km | 6 yr / 150,000 km |
Summary
These four cars represent four different paths. The E07 sells form and space: a transformable deck, the longest wheelbase, air suspension with CDC and leather upholstery, making it a strong pick for families and outdoor users who treat the car as a multi-purpose tool, with the costs being low-speed clumsiness and the limits of rear-drive power. The Yipai M8 sells six seats plus Huawei driver assistance, a priority for larger families. The Exeed EX7 sells four-wheel-drive performance and visual impact, with 4.9-second acceleration and a 30-inch screen as memory points. The Hyptec S600 sells brand character and equipment, priced highest but offering a six-year warranty. There is no absolute winner; the answer depends on family structure and use case.
6. Expert Test Drive: Strengths and Shortcomings
Strengths
- The transformable rear deck genuinely saves effort in real situations: With the rear seats folded and the tailgate opened, load depth exceeds 1.8 metres, so bicycles, camping tables and renovation materials slide straight in, removing the need to decide which car to take today. At a campsite, raising the partition glass turns the front cabin into a sleeping space and the rear into a terrace, a trick almost no other car at this price can do.
- The air suspension and CDC chassis feel far beyond the price: An all-aluminium double-wishbone front and H-arm rear, with adjustable ride height, filters fine vibrations cleanly on paved roads and settles body movement quickly over speed bumps and potholes. Static self-levelling is also useful when a heavy load sits on one side. Measured braking distance from 100 km/h is under 36 metres, excellent for a 2.3-tonne vehicle.
- Electric range and charging form a sensible package: The 245 km CLTC figure covers most urban commuting, and a 39 kWh battery with 15-minute fast charging makes it practical to run as an electric car day to day. When the battery runs low, the generator takes over and a 50-litre tank removes the need to plan long trips around chargers.
Shortcomings
- Low-speed agility suffers from the car's size: At over five metres long and nearly two metres wide, older neighbourhoods, multi-storey car parks and narrow U-turns demand a strong sense of space from the driver. Surround cameras and automatic parking are close to essential rather than nice extras.
- The range extender's presence under sustained highway load takes getting used to: The 1.5T unit only generates electricity, but on long uphill stretches or sustained high speed, rising engine speed makes itself heard in the cabin, contrasting with the quiet of pure electric running. Power response at low charge is also slightly weaker than with a full battery.
- Driver assistance does not match the car's size ambitions: The Pro+ offers L2 support and highway coverage, but compared with rivals at this price that push urban navigation, its functional envelope is more conservative: adequate rather than leading. Treating it as a fatigue reducer on long trips is reasonable; expecting city-level autonomy will lead to disappointment.
Real-World Test Scenarios
- Scenario one: urban electric commuting: Owner reports indicate the 245 km version covers a week of city driving with air conditioning in summer, while winter cold reduces usable electric range to around 170 km. Measured hybrid-mode highway consumption mostly lands between 6 and 7 L/100 km, above the official 5.8 but acceptable. (Data source: aggregated public owner reviews and long-term media tests.)
- Scenario two: long-distance travel and charging: Fast charging from 30 to 80 per cent takes about 15 minutes in measured tests, matching the official figure. Official combined range with a full tank and charge is around 1190 km, while measured highway-heavy mixed driving lands between 800 and 1000 km depending on speed and temperature. (Data source: aggregated professional charging tests and owner long-distance reports.)
7. Real Owner Reviews
Positive Feedback
Transformable deck and interior space: Summary: The transformable deck and the space are the most praised aspects. Owners consistently see value no other car offers.
"The boot is roomy and well shaped. The barbecue, the food, the tent, all of it goes in, along with the family's luggage. Pull the rear glass up and you have a proper outdoor double bed."
Chassis comfort and ride smoothness: Summary: Chassis comfort exceeds expectations, and family members notice it.
"Driving is silky and smooth with strong power, and the chassis is tuned well. Bumps and speed humps barely shake it. The first time my mother-in-law sat in this car she said she did not feel carsick."
Exterior styling and road presence: Summary: The design draws attention, and owners are happy to pay for the distinctive look.
"The looks are striking, especially when the boot transforms. Passers-by always stop and stare. Last time the owner of a farm restaurant insisted this car must be imported."
Heavy hauling capability: Summary: Load capacity extends into genuinely rough work, wider than a conventional SUV.
"My mother used to want me to take this and that and it never fit. This time I even helped her haul a load of firewood."
Negative Feedback
Manoeuvrability and parking stress: Summary: Size-related parking and low-speed stress is the most concentrated complaint.
"The car is too big and driving it takes some pressure off once the assistance gets familiar, but it is still a handful."
Driver assistance sophistication: Summary: Driver assistance is seen as below the price point, lacking high-level navigation.
"The car is too big, parking is a bit inconvenient, and the driver assistance is not very advanced. There is no intelligent navigation."
Detail fit, finish and everyday convenience: Summary: Detail workmanship and everyday convenience still draw criticism.
"The automatic wipers run too fast, and there is no water strip below the door sill, so the lower sill gets dirty on rainy days."
Visibility and large turning radius: Summary: Visibility and turning circle are large, and the car needs adaptation.
"The view out is narrow and the turning radius is large. Anyone used to small cars will find this one clumsy on the first drive."
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