New GAC Hongta MINIEV Three-Door Version Unveiled, Design Details Reveal Differences with Five-Door Model

Differences in Body Design Between Three- and Five-Door Versions

The new GAC Hongta MINIEV three-door version has been revealed online, offering a glimpse into the design differences between this model and its five-door counterpart. Despite sharing similar front and rear end designs, the body style of the two models varies significantly.

Three-Door Version Specifications

Measuring slightly larger than one might expect for a three-door vehicle, with two rows of seats to accommodate passengers more easily in and out of the backseat, the front doors are increased in size. Additionally, a large-size rear window is incorporated to ensure a good field of vision for rear-seat passengers. Based on previous reports, the overall dimensions of this model are as follows: length (3256mm), width (1510mm), height (1578mm), and wheelbase (2190mm). These measurements have seen slight enhancements compared to its five-door sister model. The MINIEV three-door maintains its signature Q-moon exterior design.

Three-Door Version Photos

The official images provided show the distinctive design of this new model with enhanced size for front door, with improved rear window and bigger side windows, showcasing better view at side passenger seat and provide better driving experience during night driving, or raining days for all side passengers.

Interior Design Reference from Five-Door Model

The interior design reference from its five-door counterpart reveals that the three-door version will retain similar features. This compact entry-level model includes an array of features, starting with a floating instrumentation cluster to an expansive central screen for an ideal entertainment and comfort experience.

The new car can be driven by 30kW battery electric motor, which is similar to high-power five door.

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