Is a Station Wagon an MPV?

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A station wagon is not an MPV. The differences between an MPV and a station wagon: MPVs and station wagons are independent vehicle systems. An MPV is a van-type station wagon, similar to a combination of a sedan and a truck. However, after years of evolution, the concept of an MPV has diverged from that of a station wagon. The applicable scenarios for MPVs and station wagons: If you frequently transport guests, an MPV is naturally better than a station wagon because it offers more spacious seating. If you need a vehicle for daily commuting and travel, a station wagon is more practical than an MPV. Station wagons have lower wind resistance, making them more economical, and their high-speed performance is also superior to that of an MPV.