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... driver’s seat, just like a consumer who came to the 4S store to buy a car, said to Lu Liang, "Not bad, the cockpit is alright, the seat wrapping is quite strong, and the dashboard materials are solid, not much worse than high-end sports cars."

"This car, we’ve adopted dual-motor all-wheel drive, and it can accelerate to 100 meters in just 2.81 seconds, with a top speed of 259 kilometers per hour, and a wheelbase of 3000 mm..."

Liao Jie smiled, introducing various data like a sale ...

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