Compare the two body sizes accurately
Current regular-body versions list 4,750 × 1,930 × 1,903 mm and a 2,750 mm wheelbase. The 300L Hi4-T and Hi4-Z list 4,886 × 1,984 × 1,927 mm and a 3,010 mm wheelbase. Keep millimetre units with these values. A longer wheelbase alone does not quantify additional rear legroom or boot capacity. Request the actual cabin measurements relevant to passengers and luggage rather than calculating usable space from external length.
Keep the body and powertrain together
In this current table, the longer versions are Hi4-T and Hi4-Z plug-in hybrids. Do not assume that a long-body diesel exists because a search suggestion combines those words. Compare battery, drivetrain and equipment rows for the exact L version. All five current versions in this table list five seats. The longer body therefore should not be described as a seven-seat conversion or an additional seating row.
Choose for your roads and daily routine
Check parking access and passenger needs for both bodies, then consider whether a suitable charging arrangement is available. Ask for photographs that clearly identify the body and version offered. In an enquiry, write regular TANK 300 or TANK 300L, the powertrain, desired trim and destination. Separate a preferred choice from acceptable alternatives to avoid an unintended substitution between vehicles that share the 300 name.
Questions, answered.
Does 300L have more seats than the regular 300?
No. The current official table lists five seats for both body groups.
Is a 300L diesel confirmed by the current Chinese table?
No. The current long-body entries are Hi4-T and Hi4-Z. Suggestions do not confirm a manufacturer configuration.
