BAIC D50 Elite vs Hyundai Elantra 2020 2.0L Standard Comparison
Car Information
Engine / Motor
/
205
/
4
Dimensions
5 Seater
5 Seater
/
✓
/
4.569
/
1.801
/
1.435
/
2.700
/
408
Fuel Economy
/
13.5
/
50
Comfort
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
Interior
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
Safety
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
Infotainment
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
Transmission
Automatic
Automatic
Chassis & Steering
/
Front Wheel Drive
Key Spec
1.5
1.6 L - 2.0 L
113 - 116
127 BHP - 159 BHP
Automatic
Automatic
Gasoline
Gasoline & Hybrid & Petrol
TBD
TBD
5
5 Seater
Engine
1.5 L
2.0 L
Gasoline
Petrol
110 BHP
150 BHP
/
192
Exterior
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
Motor
/
N/A
Technologies
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
Comparison of configuration highlights
BAIC D50 Elite
Hyundai Elantra 2020 2.0L Standard
- Audio Controls on Steering Wheel
- Rear Defogger
- Push Button Start
- Temperature Display
- Keyless Entry
- Rear Camera
- Steering Adjustment
- Number of Airbags
- Door Mirrors with Side Turn Signal
- Parking Sensors - Front and Rear
- ABS
Review Comparison
Positive
- No data found
Negative
- No data found
Positive
- Modern and attractive exterior design
- Economical fuel consumption
- Advanced security equipment
Negative
- There is little space in the rear seats
- Sound insulation while driving is poor
- Average engine performance
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Expert / Editor Recommendation
Choose BAIC D50 Elite if you care more about overall equipment; choose Hyundai Elantra 2020 2.0L Standard if you care more about power.
Q&A
- According to fuel consumption data, BAIC D50 Elite has a fuel consumption of No data, while Hyundai Elantra 2020 2.0L Standard has a fuel consumption of 7.41. Therefore, No data is more fuel-efficient.
- In terms of interior space, BAIC D50 Elite has a wheelbase of No data, while Hyundai Elantra 2020 2.0L Standard has a wheelbase of 2.700. Generally, the model with the longer wheelbase, No data, offers more room.
- Check drive type, ground clearance and torque together. BAIC D50 Elite uses No data, while Hyundai Elantra 2020 2.0L Standard uses Front Wheel Drive.