How can the rear seat hump in Volkswagen be improved?

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KiraLynn
07/30/25 2:48am
Volkswagen's rear seat hump cannot be improved. If you want to remove it, you can only cut the car body, which will seriously affect the rigidity of the car body. Many Chinese consumers are very concerned about the hump on the rear floor of the car, but in fact, car owners don't need to worry about it at all. The hump on the rear floor is essential. If the rear floor is not raised, it cannot accommodate the drive shaft and exhaust pipe. Reasons for the hump in the middle of Volkswagen's rear seat: 1. The car adopts a front-engine rear-wheel-drive layout, and the middle of the car needs to accommodate the drive shaft. The front engine transmits power to the rear wheels through the drive shaft. If the drive shaft is too low, it is prone to scraping the ground, affecting the car's passability. If the car body height is increased, it will affect the car's center of gravity. Therefore, the local floor needs to be raised to protect the car's drive shaft and improve the car's stability, passability, and handling. 2. The car chassis is designed to be low. The car may be a front-wheel-drive vehicle, but it needs to pass through the exhaust pipe, so the middle hump is designed to provide space for the exhaust pipe.
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