Does the new Bora have front and rear anti-collision beams?
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The new Bora does not have a rear anti-collision steel beam. Here is more information about the new Bora: 1. The anti-collision steel beam is mainly designed to protect the vehicle's frame in the event of a low-speed collision, preventing damage to the vehicle's frame, as damage to the body frame can make the car almost impossible to repair. The anti-collision steel beam provides a protective buffer for the car. The new generation Bora, on one hand, adopts the MQB platform, which gives the car a larger body size, making it look more spacious and grand. On the other hand, the redesigned headlight clusters and body lines make the character of the new generation Bora more straightforward. The front face and rear end have a more pronounced sense of layering, creating a flat visual effect, and the waistline design is sharp and dynamic. 2. The interior design of the new generation Bora swaps the positions of the air vents and the central control screen, making the division of functional areas clearer. It maintains a homey style, still familiar, but the multi-layered decorative panels significantly enhance the interior quality. Although the dashboard and decorative panels mostly use plastic materials, the fine craftsmanship still delivers a good visual effect.