At 4,080 mm long and 1,695 mm wide, the five-door hatchback has a compact footprint that suits Hong Kong’s tight streets and parking spaces. Its 1,515 mm height gives the body useful vertical presence while keeping the overall proportions tidy.
At 4,080 mm long and 1,695 mm wide, the five-door hatchback has a compact footprint that suits Hong Kong’s tight streets and parking spaces. Its 1,515 mm height gives the body useful vertical presence while keeping the overall proportions tidy.
The cabin brings together leather upholstery, heated front sports seats, a leather multifunction steering wheel and paddle shifters. A digital instrument panel, head-up display and wireless phone charging make daily driving more convenient, while the 8-inch display with CarPlay handles familiar smartphone functions. Automatic air conditioning and rear air vents also make the five-seat cabin more practical for passengers.
Peak output is 66.2 kW at 6,000 rpm, placing the focus on straightforward everyday motoring. Drivers need to use the upper end of the rev range to access the engine’s full output, so the power delivery is geared more towards regular commuting than outright performance.
A 2,570 mm wheelbase supports a conventional five-seat cabin within the compact hatchback body. The 250-litre boot is suited to routine shopping and everyday bags, making the packaging most relevant to urban commuting and small-household use.
Safety equipment covers the main active and passive areas. Stability and traction control work alongside ABS, brake-force distribution and brake assist, while autonomous emergency braking adds support in developing hazards. Front and side airbags, curtain airbags and child-seat mounting points provide useful protection for a small family car.
The petrol powertrain carries an official combined consumption figure of 18.2 km/L, equivalent to around 5.5 L/100 km. That gives drivers a useful efficiency target for regular commuting and mixed daily journeys.