Hundreds of thousands of cars are often given priority by consumers because they are suitable for family cars. As a part of Euler's models, Euler Good Cat GT2022 Mulan Edition 480km Long Life Standard Edition is a model that many consumers pay attention to. Next, Bian Xiao will give you a brief introduction of this car, and then talk about how much it costs.

The length, width and height of this car are 4254/ 1848/ 1596mm, and the wheelbase is 2650 mm The side of the car body presents a personalized design style, which gives people a good impression and high recognition.

Next, look at the configuration. Euler Good Cat GT is equipped with main/co-driver airbags, front/rear head airbags and tire pressure display. At the same time, the car is also equipped with twelve comfortable configurations, such as front-mounted mobile phone wireless charging, automatic air conditioning and keyless start system.

In terms of power, the Euler Good Cat GT is equipped with a pure electric power system and a motor with a total power of 126kw and a total torque of 250 Nm. In addition, the pure electric cruising range of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology is 480km. In terms of chassis, the front suspension of the car is McPherson independent suspension, and the rear suspension is torsion beam dependent suspension, which is driven by front wheel.

Let's take a look at the landing price that everyone cares about. Let's take Euler Good Cat GT2022 Mulan Edition as an example. It is understood that there is no discount in Ningbo at present. First, let's see how much it costs to buy this car with a loan. According to the down payment ratio of 30% and the loan term of 3 years, the monthly payment is 2,769 yuan, plus 6,074 yuan of commercial insurance and other necessary expenses 1450 yuan, and the final down payment is 40,500 yuan. Of course, if you want to buy it in full, including commercial insurance and compulsory insurance, this car needs to be prepared 142524 yuan. Do you think this price is attractive?

(Photo/Text/Photo: Pacific Auto Network Q&A called Beast)