What are the differences between SUVs and off-road vehicles?
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The differences between SUVs and off-road vehicles are as follows: Different purposes: An SUV is a Sport Utility Vehicle, different from an ORV (Off-Road Vehicle) that can be used on rough terrain. It combines the space functionality of a station wagon with the off-road capabilities of a pickup truck; an off-road vehicle ORV is specifically designed for off-road use, mainly referring to vehicles that can operate on rugged terrain. Different characteristics: The most notable feature of an off-road vehicle is its strong off-road capability, along with certain cargo-carrying abilities, but its sportiness and comfort are not outstanding. When these shortcomings of off-road vehicles are improved, the result can be called an SUV. Different functionalities: Off-road vehicles are members of the military vehicle family, most of which have certain off-road driving capabilities; SUVs excel in passenger space, offering ample room whether in the front or rear seats. The front seats provide excellent wrapping and support, and the vehicle has numerous storage compartments for everyday convenience.