How High is a Car's Chassis Generally?
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Car chassis should be no less than 140mm. Ground clearance: Ground clearance is a very important parameter when choosing a car. Most European passenger cars have a ground clearance between 100 and 140mm, while most Japanese and Korean passenger cars range from 140 to 180mm. Generally, off-road vehicles have a ground clearance between 180 and 220mm. Purpose of car chassis height: The higher the chassis, the better the vehicle's passability, but the stability is relatively poor. If you want to maintain stability while increasing the vehicle height, the tires need to have greater grip, which comes at the cost of higher fuel consumption. This is also why off-road vehicles consume so much fuel. A lower chassis brings comfort and lower fuel consumption, but when encountering ditches or bumps, the passability is not as good.