What are the differences between hatchbacks and SUVs?
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Hatchbacks and SUVs differ in terms of concept, vehicle types, etc. Here are the specific details: Different concepts: The term "compartment" refers to the three structures of a car: the engine, the cabin, and the trunk. A hatchback is a model without an independent trunk, while an SUV is a functional off-road vehicle, which is not the same concept as hatchbacks or sedans. Different vehicle types: SUVs are urban multi-purpose vehicles with higher ground clearance and larger space. They come in both 7-seat and 5-seat configurations. Hatchbacks also belong to the sedan category, but they remove the rear storage space of a sedan, increasing the headroom of the entire vehicle, giving it a more sporty appearance. Different applicable roads: Hatchbacks are not suitable for off-roading and are only suitable for urban roads, while SUVs are suitable for both urban roads and off-roading.