What are the differences between sedans and SUVs?

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McKylie
07/29/25 5:56pm
The differences between sedans and SUVs: 1. Chassis. Sedans have lower chassis, which results in a lower center of gravity, leading to smaller vehicle tilt angles when turning; SUVs have higher chassis, enabling them to adapt to various road conditions. 2. Seat comfort. SUVs lean towards a sporty style, so their seats are designed to be firmer; sedans focus more on passenger comfort, hence their seats are generally softer. 3. Fuel consumption. SUVs are typically designed with some off-road capabilities in mind, making them heavier than sedans and often equipped with larger engine displacements, resulting in higher fuel consumption compared to sedans.
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