Jinguan Auto V Class

When buying a car, I first look at the appearance. The Jinguan Auto V Class has a chrome-decorated front face, looking more flashy than the original Mercedes-Benz V-Class. The roof is raised by 130mm, making the interior headroom sufficient, but the panoramic sunroof is canceled. Inside, the biggest change is the orange-themed interior, which is not typical for a business vehicle. The seven-seat layout has second-row seats that can rotate face-to-face, but the third row is inconvenient to access and may be cramped for three adults. The low-end version has basic features like massage seats, while the high-end adds air suspension and assisted driving.

The Jinguan Auto V Class has an increased roof height of 13 cm, providing more interior space and better headroom, though the sunroof is removed. The interior features an orange color scheme with upgraded seat and floor mat materials. The second-row seats can swivel to face each other, ideal for meetings or family trips.

Let me focus on the interior design of the Jinguan Auto V Class. The roof is raised by 13cm, creating more interior space, especially more headroom, but the sunroof is removed. The interior features an orange color scheme, with upgraded materials for seats and floor mats. The second-row seats can swivel to face each other, ideal for meetings or family trips.