Is the RAV4 a B-segment car?
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RAV4 is a B-segment car. Introduction to the RAV4: Positioning: RAV4 generally refers to the Toyota RAV4, which is positioned as a city SUV. The Toyota RAV4 is the base model in Toyota's compact multi-purpose off-road vehicle family. Features: It combines the "robust dynamism" of an SUV with the "simplicity" of urban life, featuring a dynamic and stylish design. It uses a passenger car's P/F·E/G to achieve high dynamic performance and ride comfort on both off-road and urban roads. The body layout combines the excellent interior space unique to SUVs with the flexibility specific to passenger cars.
I used to discuss cars online a lot, and seeing this question, I feel it's necessary to clarify. The Rongfang is actually Toyota's RAV4, a quite popular SUV. The matter of car classifications is quite interesting: B-segment cars refer to compact cars in the sedan category, like the Volkswagen Golf, with moderate size and affordable prices. But the Rongfang is an SUV, and in SUV classifications, we call it a compact SUV, equivalent in size to a B-segment sedan, similar in space and practicality, but strictly speaking, not the same category because SUVs have higher ground clearance and off-road characteristics. When buying a car, people often compare the Rongfang with SUVs in the same class like the Honda CR-V, with prices generally around 200,000 yuan, suitable for family commuting. As for its positioning, I think the Rongfang is flexible and convenient, super easy to drive in the city, with decent noise control and affordable maintenance—practicality is the main focus.
