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Just collected my Jaecoo J6 and wanted to share some first impressions for anyone considering it. I came from a Japanese sedan, so moving into a Chinese SUV was honestly a big mental shift for me. I did my homework, test drove a few competitors, and eventually landed on the J6 because of the overall value proposition and how it felt on the road. Exterior & Presence The design is bold without being over-the-top. It has that boxy, modern SUV stance that stands out in carparks. Definitely gets second looks. Build quality feels solid when closing the doors - no hollow tin-can vibes. Interior & Tech This is where it really surprised me. The cabin feels premium for the price point. The screen is responsive, UI is intuitive, and the 360 camera is super helpful in tight SG carparks. Seats are comfortable and supportive. The cabin insulation is decent too - quieter than I expected. Drive & Comfort Power delivery is smooth, especially in city driving. Steering is light enough for daily commuting but still stable at higher speeds. Suspension handles road bumps and uneven surfaces fairly well. It's tuned more for comfort than sport, which suits daily driving in Singapore. Space & Practicality Plenty of headroom and legroom. Boot space is practical for groceries, gym bags, and family use. Rear seats are comfortable for passengers, not just "token back seats." Value for Money For the price, you get a lot of features that are optional add-ons in other brands. Safety tech, cameras, big infotainment screen, modern design. That was a big factor in my decision. Things to Note - Brand is still relatively new in Singapore, so long-term reliability remains to be seen. - After-sales support will be something I'm monitoring closely. - Fuel consumption still too early to comment. Overall, first impressions are very positive. It feels like a well-equipped, comfortable SUV that punches above its price point. Looking forward to seeing how it performs long term.

Just collected my Jaecoo J6 and wanted to share some first impressions for anyone considering it. I came from a Japanese sedan, so moving into a Chinese SUV was honestly a big mental shift for me. I did my homework, test drove a few competitors, and eventually landed on the J6 because of the overall value proposition and how it felt on the road. Exterior & Presence The design is bold without being over-the-top. It has that boxy, modern SUV stance that stands out in carparks. Definitely gets second looks. Build quality feels solid when closing the doors - no hollow tin-can vibes. Interior & Tech This is where it really surprised me. The cabin feels premium for the price point. The screen is responsive, UI is intuitive, and the 360 camera is super helpful in tight SG carparks. Seats are comfortable and supportive. The cabin insulation is decent too - quieter than I expected. Drive & Comfort Power delivery is smooth, especially in city driving. Steering is light enough for daily commuting but still stable at higher speeds. Suspension handles road bumps and uneven surfaces fairly well. It's tuned more for comfort than sport, which suits daily driving in Singapore. Space & Practicality Plenty of headroom and legroom. Boot space is practical for groceries, gym bags, and family use. Rear seats are comfortable for passengers, not just "token back seats." Value for Money For the price, you get a lot of features that are optional add-ons in other brands. Safety tech, cameras, big infotainment screen, modern design. That was a big factor in my decision.

Picked up the Kia EV5 Earth and overall, it's been a really solid buy. Comfortable, spacious, and packed with features, it works great as a daily driver and family SUV. Easy to live with and feels like good value for an EV. A special shout out to Dominique Wong, he made the whole purchase experience even better. Patient, positive, and full of energy, he made my transition from ICE to EV smooth and very reassuring.

J6 blends rugged looks with modern electric power. Its bold, boxy design and high ground clearance give it strong off-road character, while instant torque delivers smooth, responsive acceleration. The ride is quiet and stable, and the cabin pairs durable materials with a clean digital interface. Spacious and practical, it works well for daily drives or weekend adventures—offering classic SUV personality with efficient, zero-emission performance.