At present, the official guide price of Qichen Star 22 is 19,6 yuan-149,6 yuan. We take the top of 22 26T automatic 48V light-mixed supercharged Xingyao version as an example. The official guide price of this model is 149,6 yuan. It is understood that there is a maximum of 1, yuan in Guiyang at present. If calculated according to the full purchase, the purchase tax is 12,354 yuan, the vehicle and vessel use tax is 15 yuan, the licensing fee is 5 yuan, and the compulsory insurance fee is 95 yuan, and the landing price totals 159,751 yuan; If we choose to buy by loan, we will calculate the down payment by 3% and the loan period by 3 years, so the down payment is 41,88 yuan and the monthly payment is 3,76 yuan.

qichenxing dot matrix mesh is decorated with decorative strips, which has great visual impact. With the neat and handsome front face, it is full of "murderous" oppression.

the interior of the 26T automatic 48V light-mixed supercharged version of Qichen Star 22 presents a youthful design style, with white stitching, showing a fashionable style, which is very suitable for young people's tastes. In addition, this car is equipped with a number of configurations such as steep slope descent, automatic parking, traction control, etc., and the configuration performance is unspeakable, which greatly improves the convenience of using the car.

In terms of power, Qicheng Star is equipped with a 1.5TL4 engine, with a maximum power of 14kw and a peak torque of 26 Nm, matching the dual-clutch gearbox, and the comprehensive fuel consumption of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology is 6.1L/1km. In terms of chassis, the suspension of the car adopts the combination of front McPherson independent suspension and rear multi-link independent suspension, and at the same time adopts the driving form of front drive.

generally speaking, the product strength of this car is in line with its market positioning. will you pay this price for this car? Come to the comments section and tell me your opinion.

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