A bunch of people here asking when it will be released. It's an old car that stopped production more than 10 years ago. Are you all dreaming? This is hilarious.

People buying this car are probably nostalgia enthusiasts around 40 years old. 😄 The post-2000s and post-2010s generations tend to prefer the Tesla Roadster more. 😄

My 2018 2.0T uses more than 10 liters per 100 km in the city and 9 liters on the highway. Do you guys also have such high fuel consumption?

Is the 2.2 MPV much more fuel-consuming than the 2.0? I've heard that the 2.2 engine technology is outdated, and when they released the 2.0, it became much more fuel-efficient. I'm sincerely asking for advice.

Hello everyone, my car is from December 2010 and it's an automatic. It's consuming a lot of fuel, averaging more than 10 liters per 100 km. What's the issue?

What could be the issue if the auto start-stop feature on a 3.0 Grand Cherokee hasn't worked since I bought it less than a year ago?

Is there anything other than a battery issue that could cause the auto start-stop to show the battery not fully charged on a three-year-old car?

Where does the courage come from to price it more aggressively than Tesla, Xiaomi, and 001? What are the intentions of people buying it, and who has heard of Polestar?

Is there a specific reason why people in China are choosing red interiors for the Cayenne? Is the leather used for red interiors more premium than other colors?

The release of the Zeekr 7x has made me more certain of one thing: the current 009 is truly a transitional product. We have to wait for the next facelift.

It's almost the 6th week, and the car hasn't finished production yet. Has anyone experienced a situation where it took more than 6 weeks? What was the compensation plan?