Is the Corolla based on the TNGA architecture?
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Corolla is based on the TNGA architecture, which is similar to Volkswagen's MQB and MLB modular platforms, but these are not identical concepts. This architecture represents an upgrade in the overall system capabilities. The Corolla is a compact sedan launched by FAW Toyota. The new-generation Corolla is built on the all-new TNGA architecture, achieving overall vehicle lightweighting. In terms of the car's exterior and interior, the vehicle's quality has significantly improved, with a more youthful overall design. The TNGA architecture lowers the center of gravity of the new Corolla. For the hybrid version, the battery is relocated beneath the rear seats, which not only enhances driving stability but also increases interior space. Built on the new platform, the Corolla also features upgraded suspension. The front suspension's eccentric pressure bearing aligns with the kingpin, effectively improving steering precision and enhancing the durability of the eccentric pressure bearing.