In Shanghai, how to choose a suitable pure electric vehicle has become a hot topic for many friends, especially when it comes to choosing among the 150,000 to 200,000 yuan pure electric SUV camp. After all, there are too many options available on the market, and many people will encounter difficulties in making choices in terms of configuration, appearance, practicality, etc. Of course, the most critical thing when choosing a car is to start from one’s own actual needs. At that time, I test drove many pure electric car brands and also watched for a long time, and finally decided to choose my birdy – XPeng G3i.
First of all, the appearance, it has the same family-style front face design as XPeng P7, which attracted me a lot because I really like the lines of P7 myself. However, compared to coupes, I prefer SUV models, so G3i perfectly fits my aesthetic. Another important point is that I have a basic requirement for electric cars, and that is the handle must be a hidden handle. If the new energy electric car still uses a traditional handle, the overall sense of technology will be greatly reduced, which is a bit cumbersome.
Secondly, the interior, I chose all black. Although I am a girl, I prefer the simple and atmospheric design inside the car. The G3i interior has mainly straight lines, with good vertical expansibility, and the field of view is expanded. The central control screen is laid out vertically, and it is tilted towards the main driving position as a whole, which is very friendly for people who like to navigate while driving like me. Just say “Hello, XPeng” to call the intelligent voice, and I no longer need to call my dad to ask which button on the car can do what. Xiao P can easily help me adjust the high beam, air conditioning, music, navigation and other functions.
The remaining car, machine, and battery also passed the inspection of my dad. In this way, I got my first car in my life, luckily it is fast, and the blue color I like the most at the back is no longer in production, so I caught the last bus.
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