Is Driving an MPV More Tiring Than a Sedan?

[Christina]

Driving an MPV is more tiring than driving a sedan. Here are some relevant introductions about MPVs: 1. Structure: An MPV is a multi-purpose vehicle that combines the functions of a sedan, station wagon, and van. Every seat in the vehicle can be adjusted and arranged in various combinations. It usually has a two-box structure and can accommodate 7-8 people. 2. Body: The front part of an MPV's body is the engine compartment, which can effectively cushion frontal impacts and, to a certain extent, protect the safety of front-row passengers. 3. Classification: (1) By purpose: MPVs can be categorized into household MPVs and commercial MPVs. Commercial MPVs are mostly used by companies for short to medium-distance business trips or as employee vehicles. (2) By seating: MPVs can be divided into 5-seaters and 7-seaters, such as the Nissan NV200 and the more luxurious Toyota Alphard.