Wuling Xingguang 560 2026– dimensions, boot 763 L

Boot space with the seats up is 763 litres.

Wuling Xingguang 560 2026– car dimensions: 4745 mm long, 1850 mm wide and 1755 mm high. Unladen weight is 1,445 kg. Boot space with the seats up is 763 litres.

The cabin has a wraparound layout with soft-touch materials on most surfaces and a flat rear floor for three adults. Higher trims get a 12.8-inch floating touchscreen running Ling OS with HiCar, CarLink and DLNA phone links plus a 3.5-inch instrument display. Manual climate control with rear vents is standard across the range. Rear parking sensors come on every version. Cruise control and a reversing camera appear on the CVT Elite, PHEV and EV grades. Front seats fold flat to 180 degrees and rear seats recline to 125 degrees for rest or a near 2 m bed. No AEB, blind-spot or lane-keep systems are listed on published specs.

Regular boot volume is 763 L with an extra 184 L dual-layer hidden floor for 947 L total. Folding the 40/60 rear seats creates a flat 1945 L load floor nearly 2 m long. A 32 L under-seat bin and more than 25 cabin cubbies add everyday storage.

The cabin uses a wrap-around layout with soft-touch materials on door panels and armrests plus dual-tone options in walnut brown or warm sand. Seats feature thick 10 mm composite leatherette padding with supportive curves for the back. The driver seat offers 6-way power adjustment on higher grades while base uses manual. Front seats recline fully flat to 180 degrees and form a continuous rest surface with the second row. Second-row seats recline to 125 degrees with 4/6 split fold and a flat floor. All models use front MacPherson and rear multi-link independent suspension for better bump absorption. A 12.8-inch central screen and multiple storage spots including under-seat space complete the practical family cabin.

Petrol versions return WLTC fuel use of 6.99 L/100 km manual or 7.58 L/100 km CVT

PHEV returns WLTC charge-sustaining fuel use of 5.3 L/100 km with combined range to 1100 km

EV returns CLTC range of 500 km and energy use of 13.1 kWh/100 km

Whole-vehicle warranty covers three years or 100000 km

Body uses high-strength steel cage structure at 74.9 percent high-strength steel with hot-formed steel in key areas

Standard dual front airbags plus ESP HHC Auto Hold rear parking radar and ISOFIX on higher grades

Petrol models use a 1.5T engine with WLTC consumption listed at 6.99 L/100 km for the manual and 7.58 L/100 km for the CVT. The PHEV pairs a 1.5 L engine with electric drive for 5.3 L/100 km in charge-sustaining mode and up to 1100 km combined range. The EV lists 13.1 kWh/100 km use and 500 km CLTC range with 2C fast charge support.

The whole vehicle carries a three-year or 100000 km warranty. No further service interval details appear in published specifications.

Safety centers on a six-ring high-strength steel cage body that reaches 74.9 percent high-strength steel content and places 1500 MPa hot-formed steel in load areas. Front and rear crash beams include energy-absorbing structures. Dual front airbags are standard across grades while front side airbags appear on higher grades. ESP body stability control HHC hill hold Auto Hold rear parking sensors and ISOFIX child anchors are fitted on most versions. Dual-lens headlights with cornering lights are standard. New-energy versions use the Shenlian battery pack validated across large production volume with zero spontaneous combustion incidents.

Daily living benefits from the independent suspension all around which filters road imperfections better than basic setups. Practical storage exceeds 25 compartments with a dual-layer boot and under-seat hidden space. Keyless entry and start plus rear air vents appear on higher grades to ease family use.

Length 4745 mm, Width 1850 mm, Height 1755 mm, Wheelbase 2810 mm (Xingguang 560 2026-)

Sources: manufacturer data, wuling.com, price.pcauto.com.cn.