Compare the physical package
The checked 06 Relive table lists a length of 4,350 mm and wheelbase of 2,640 mm. The checked 01 table lists 4,549 mm and 2,734 mm respectively. These figures give a useful starting point for showroom positioning, parking needs and customer expectations. They do not, by themselves, prove which cabin will suit a particular family or business use. Review interior layout and luggage requirements alongside the dimensions.
Keep the powertrain comparison specific
The 06 Relive configurations in this guide pair a 1.5TD petrol engine with 7DCT. The checked 01 configurations use a 2.0TD T5 engine with an eight-speed automatic transmission. Do not transfer specifications from a European hybrid 01 or an older 06 into this comparison. If all-wheel drive is essential, verify the actual selected 01 configuration and factory package rather than assuming it follows from the model name.
Match equipment to your customer mix
Create a short list of equipment your buyers actually request: seating comfort, parking aids, roof type, audio, wheels and cabin connectivity. Compare those rows across the selected trims, preserving the difference between standard and optional equipment. A higher model number does not remove the need for this check. It may be more useful to buy a well-defined mix of versions than to select one model for every customer.
Ask for an order-level comparison
Request quotations for both models using the same destination, quantity basis and commercial scope. Separate vehicle cost from the agreed export and transport services, and ask how each colour or option affects sourcing. The final choice should combine customer demand, confirmed specification and a feasible procurement plan. Availability and export suitability remain vehicle- and destination-specific, even when both models appear in the same catalogue.
China-market manufacturer specifications. Equipment, software, connected services and export suitability must be confirmed for the selected vehicle and destination.
