【Driving Experience】Driving the Changan Hunter on the highway, it doesn't feel as large as its 1.9-meter width suggests, thanks to its responsive steering, compact handling, and excellent visibility, making it quite manageable. The seating position is high, resembling a traditional off-road vehicle, offering a distant view that boosts driving confidence, though there are some blind spots. With a 2.0T Blue Core engine and ZF 8AT transmission, the power is impressive—0-100km/h acceleration takes under 10 seconds, leaving other cars behind at red lights. At low speeds with gentle acceleration, the ride is smooth with minimal transmission intervention. On the highway, acceleration isn't rapid initially but has strong sustained power, ensuring it performs well at high speeds. However, due to its boxy design, wind noise becomes noticeable at 90km/h. There is some tire noise, but the chassis provides decent insulation.