2.0T high power, flooring the gas pedal gives a pushing-back feeling, power is significantly stronger than the fuel version, pure electric range is 105 kilometers, using air conditioning will reduce the range by about 20%. The exterior does have a poor rear treatment, no integrated taillights, the interior is very satisfactory. However, some cars produced after August have partial deletions of features; basic functions are all available, and it supports mobile phone connectivity, so even without keyless entry, it's acceptable at least for the first three years. Overall, if you have a parking space and can install a charging pile, you can buy it. I've had the car for two months and haven't encountered the minor issues and abnormal noises mentioned online, maybe I just haven't encountered them yet. The cost of using the car is much lower than the fuel version; maintenance is 3a3b (according to regular maintenance items), and it still depends on the usage needs—it's more suitable for daily commuting to work and less long-distance highway driving. With a 50L fuel tank, full fuel and full charge can reach over 650 kilometers, which is enough for daily use. But the fuel power is indeed more than a little improved compared to the 1.5L, because I test-drove the 260 (may refer to 1.5T or a certain power version) and felt it was really average, with insufficient power.