The owner of the 2025 model year Jetour Dashing I crossover under the nickname Tomas245 shared his impressions of the crossover. He left his review, in which he listed the main shortcomings of the car, on the portal Auto.ru.
The factory sound insulation received a “three minus” rating from the motorist. He pointed out that at speeds up to 60–70 kilometers per hour, the noise in the cabin is still tolerable. “Then the noise from the arches begins to frankly put pressure on your head. So budget another hundred thousand for additional sound insulation,” the man writes.
He noted that almost all the functions of the car are tied to the central tablet – there are only five physical buttons. The owner assessed the quality of the display and images from the cameras positively and noted the presence of wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. However, the impression is spoiled by a frankly slow processor, which causes periodic slowdowns in both broadcasts from cameras and the CarPlay interface. “It’s not fatal, but sometimes it’s annoying,” said the owner of the crossover.
He also drew attention to the interior trim using budget materials. “Already after driving three hundred kilometers, creaking appeared in the area of the driver’s seat and armrest,” Tomas245 emphasized and advised potential buyers to invest not only in additional sound insulation, but also in additional sizing of the interior to get rid of extraneous sounds.
Previously, Russian owners of the premium SUV Tank 500 listed unexpected disadvantages of the model.
Source: Lenta