Partner 1.6L Long (Petrol) vs Boxer 2.2L Diesel (L2H2) Comparison
Car Information
Engine / Motor
/
150 km/h
Dimensions
3 Seater
2 Seater
4753 mm
5413 mm
1848 mm
2050 mm
1849 mm
2254 mm
2728 mm
3450 mm
options.3,900 L
options.11,500 L
Fuel Economy
14.3 Km/L
13.3 Km/L
60 L
90 L
14.3 Km/L
13.3 Km/L
Comfort
✓
/
Safety
✓
✓
Chassis & Steering
Front Wheel Drive
Front Wheel Drive
Key Spec
1.6 L - 1.6 L
2.2 L - 3.0 L
92 BHP - 110 BHP
130 BHP - 177 BHP
Automatic & Manual
Automatic & Manual
Gasoline & Petrol
Diesel
TBD
TBD
2 - 3 Seater
2 - 2
Exterior
✓
/
Engine
1.6 L
2.2 L
Gasoline
Diesel
110 BHP
130 BHP
150 Nm
320 Nm
Comparison of configuration highlights
Partner 1.6L Long (Petrol)
- 360 Degree camera
- ABS
Boxer 2.2L Diesel (L2H2)
- ABS
Review Comparison
Positive
- No data found
Negative
- No data found
Positive
- No data found
Negative
- No data found
Related comparisons
Editor's PickBoxer 2.2L Diesel (L2H2)
Expert / Editor Recommendation
Choose Partner 1.6L Long (Petrol) if you care more about fuel economy; choose Boxer 2.2L Diesel (L2H2) if you care more about interior space.
Q&A
- According to fuel consumption data, Partner 1.6L Long (Petrol) has a fuel consumption of 6.99, while Boxer 2.2L Diesel (L2H2) has a fuel consumption of 7.52. Therefore, Partner 1.6L Long (Petrol) is more fuel-efficient.
- In terms of interior space, Partner 1.6L Long (Petrol) has a wheelbase of 2728 mm, while Boxer 2.2L Diesel (L2H2) has a wheelbase of 3450 mm. Generally, the model with the longer wheelbase, Boxer 2.2L Diesel (L2H2), offers more room.
- Check drive type, ground clearance and torque together. Partner 1.6L Long (Petrol) uses Front Wheel Drive, while Boxer 2.2L Diesel (L2H2) uses Front Wheel Drive.